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Letter, Note ORi^ Bill Hads Or any other kind of Job Work Neatly and promptly excuted at the Times Job Office. ! Remember, Frie:,ds, You will always find a full line of Fl'uir, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Lard, Canned and Bottled Go?>ds, Eresh Vegetables, and everything to be found in an up-to-date family (iroeery, at my Store. Tobaccos and Cigars a Specialty. J. T. SEXTON. 3f.ii/i Street. Dr. ! . < ?. t B f I r\ C * OI KIOK AT RKSIDKXOE OX MOUNTAIN STREET. Sol TH FROM DKPOT. ?OFFICE HOURS8 a. 111. to 1> a. m. 4 to (5 p.m Rheumatism ?AND? Skin Diseases (iivcn special attention. Calls left either at office or at Holmi.s AlMooick's Pharmacy will be promptly attended to. ?iy FLOUR! FLOUR! I can supjdy all demand for Flour, i also do All Kinds of s. wing and hav- a supply of framing lumber on hand. I have just added TWO FINE 70-SAW GINS and am ready to do your ginning. Give me a call. W. K. HAY, MITLER. f rr ?jl ^ *? M 8 n II ! v-V.... . 1 'a1 vt'.jf - " invf>: t < ; : ; c. set ' J CAVfc* .'? .E-F.'-iivK.C /PTi.KVII r OESiP* . i PRC i L,' 1 .UrJ. F : ! <1 r.i'll, hki-'-.b-jt (,iiol ) < | fir' ,r,T.-. . . ! i" I \ irt\ ; nr./ '*' ri.-rr ; ror rr. N'oarty*} i1 DO .'iV Oii i 7i I L.t ! ^ ' -v t'vfoTc Jul' juL< i:wr O. /^SlIOVT fit CO.; < | Paieui i jivvv ra VVASHI.NGTON, D GMONEY TO LOAN On imp><?>.< imnis at. 7 ;.*i <ent. l?nr time. I. ?- | I'leiilc. >io coin in if- ion. *. c^' A"i>lv to 18-tf ?' P. ? A KKSllAl.K. Attv. I ?t\;i n?. **. O. AHMTDirTnor m UuninKbiuna ^BUILDERS'^ ?no_WILL SUPPLIES. OutlkO Imm. 0?Mm Ml Oku 1 lw?, R?<U Wa.ghu. Tuii Tvrnn * St??l Wi-? ?b< Rj>m, Hstattsg Itjlitt Ml JmM OarrMU Oltb*. Ok*l* im POH Bc.OM tare** Swrj f?Mc* LUMB&RDIRON WORKSI SUPPLY CO Farm Fot Kent. A desirable two-horse farm, suitable for truck farming, lying jus. , within and outside 'he irieorpor.it. limits of the town. Parties wishim to rent sam" wi'l pp'v at The Timks OfTiee or to Mr. J. <>. Hughes, on Lav Run tre. (r)-t,f NOTICE. I have bought * iieavy draft wagon of 8"),U(K_) pounds capacity, and am now prepared to do all kinda of heavy hauling or will hire out the wagon, 45? irn. J. W. ttlLBBBT, to write for our confidential letter before applying for patent; it may be worth money. We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign PATENTS and TRADE MARKS or return ENTIRE attorney " fee. Send model, sketch I or pin'to and we send an IMMEDIATE FREE report on paten tain 11 ty. We give * the best legal Bervice and advice, and our charges are moderate. Tryaia. SWIFT & CO., Patent lawyer*, opp. U.S. Patent Ofnot,W?4hlw|toii( P.O. 4 t i i' J. CLOUOH WALLACE. ATOKNEY AT LAW. Room 12 up st.tiirs Foster Building. Sr. C. vr. AUSTELL, I PhyslcUn and Surgeon, Oilers his professional services to the people of Union Office in Bunt Binding. I?ave calls at Unioi Drug Co. store or ring up Puoiie N 18 or prompt, service. 15 41 RALPH K. CARSON. II. L. SCAIFK CARSON & SCAIFE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Special attention given to real estate and collecMonsl AMES MUNRO. D.*R. DUNCAN C. P. SANDERS. Munro, Duncan and Sanders ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office No. 4 Law Range. Union, s. C. # 5-1} J. A. Sawyer, Carrel 11. Foster, Union, S. G. Jonksville, S. C. SAWYER & FOSTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, JoNEBKILLE, S. O. 48-ly. J. G. HUGHKS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union. C. ' )ffick Opposite Court Housh -ION EY TO LOAN On Farming Lands. Long Time. Easy Payments. No Commission. Borrower pays actual cost of perfecting Loan. E. K. PALMER, Columbia, IS. C. I. Clough Wallace, | Union, S. C. P. O. Box 288. 17?6m union AND GI.f/NN SPRING* RAILROAD COMPANY Schedule lifTective Nov. jj?, igoo. fraiij No. 15 leaves Uiwoj. Milll Station 0:15 a. in v rives B'.tfalo 0:27 a. m l" ain No 17 leaves Union Mill Station 4:30 p.m. \rrivei Buffalo 4:42 p. m Crain No It} leaves Buffalo 1*2:15 p. narrives Union Mill Station 12:27 p.uo tain No. IS leaves Buffalo 0:10 p. m. \ rives Union VIill Station 0:22 p. ii . All Tiaius Daily Except ^m.day. riie Union and Glenn spriinrn Rail ad Co., is now prepaied to handle a! <-?seijRer and freight business bet.weei > 'uiou and Buff do. AH fieight for Buf io will lie lufndled either from tin utlieili Railway de|H>t or from tin 11ion Cotton Mill Station Tickets t iffalo wil In- sol ! at the Union t'ottoi * ijl SlaBon. We now have a tir.it c'-nr> , 'isnengar coach in operation. 1 C Duncan. Geo f W?i<rht, President Oen'l Mannirer "AROUND THE PAN." Tiie Humorous Narrative of a Quaim Cape Cod Citizen's Trip. 10 h Thousand. Issued in Two Weeks. Written anil Illustrated liy Tims. Floinlny. Wide margins. H'avv paper M final references. Unique in rrmk hape and size. Containing over -lot meurate pen sketches of the i\ >?< ? ??? "isitors to the Exposition, including he most urique portrait of Presi lent McKinley ever made?drawr from centre to e'reumferenee wi'h ne line. This is the only portrait or its kind in the world. vtr Fleming, vho wassaii eye- wjt iiejas of I he asanas' alien of th" President, teljs the ster? with a graphic pen and pencil, hot I ?bso|ut?lw accurate, per sale at ai' io?;k stores, or sent postpaid on re eipt. of price, $2 00. NUTSHELL PUB. CO., o-.jm New York City. HONEY TO LOAN '>n farm lands. Kn?y payments. No coininisaion charged. Borrower pays actual coat of perfecting loan. Interest seven percept, up, according to ffecu rely JOHN B. PALMHR & AON, 27-<?mo. Columbia, S. C. WANTfO- SEVERAL I'KUSONS <)| character and tfond reputation in each Stat (one in this county rentiired) t> repreaci and udvertlse old established wea.tny bust ne8K|hou8e of solid tlnancial standing. vular $18.00 weokly with expenses additional, nl ?>ayable In oaah each Wednesday direct fron lead ortlcot. I Lo se and carriage fund hod whon neooseary. Hafpronooa. t-ncloae soli addrosaod ataiapcd envelope, Manager, 318 Cm ton Jiutiainf, ctiioafo. tot SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Oondtnied Soliotlule In EflT?ol J nil u 30tli, 1901. gTAT.ONs" | jCT. J,e. Charlostoii II "0 p nr 7 <A) a in " Suintaorville 1- 00 u'ti . 41 ? m ' Branchvllle 2 00 a ml 0 00 a in " Orangeburg 2 4ft a in j 9 -.8 am " Iv i i i k vi 11 o 4 06 a in JO 24 a in Lt. .savannah 13 !*) a m, 12 a in I ' J'arnwoll 4 13 a m 4 18 a m " BlaokvillO 4 28 a m 4 28 a m t,T. Columbia 6 00 a in 11 i|0 a m I " Prosperity 7 14 a mj 12-0 n n " Newhcrry * 7 30 a m 12 35 p ni - Nln.it y-Six 8 30 a m 1 30 p in " (4r.fii\v.>od. 8 50 a m 2 0.) p m Ar? Hodgoa ? 15 a in 2 25 p in i Lv. Abbevillo.. 8 35 a m 1 4.> p m ir. Ballon ' io 10 a mj 8 20 p m Lv. Anderson 9 40 a inj 2 4,. g m A^UrceuvifieT.... ..... 11 20 a nij 4 25 pjn Ar. Atlanta.(Con.Time) 8 65 p mj v t*? p m STATIONS. JIM Lv. Greenville 0 'JO p m P 40 a ra " Piedmont 6 30 p in < 10 t>5 a m " Willininston 7 12 p nil 10 25 a in Ar. Anderson . 8 15 p in 11 13 a in E7. Bolton 7 115 p in; 10 45 a m Ar. Donalila 8 05 p m 11 10 a m Ar. AbbovUle.. 0 05 p m 12 Ol n'n Ev7 H<mIki>m 8 20 p in 11 23 a m Ar. Greenwood 8 50 p in 11 50 a in " Ninety-Six 0 lo p n< IJ u5 p in " Newhorry. 10 15 p m 1 10 p m " Prosperity 10 0.' p in 1 24 ji m " Coloinhln I ii 3Q p ml 2 4.. i- . Ar. Black vi.lc I 2 52 a ml 2 52 a m " Bnrnwe I | a 07 n in :t ??. a in " Sivviuia ih . .1 4 50 n ni I ?4? a m Ev. Kingvi 2 32 a in; 3 4 p ui ' Orangeburg I :j 15 a in 4 4"? ; in " Branehville | 4 25 a in 5 25 p in * Knmmeiviilo I 3 37 a in 0 '' p Ar. (Charleston ! 7 00 a in 7 W p in 1-4atl \ Daily| afnn\'< Dai y| Daily No l5.;No. ui IONS. No_ l4 ,K? ,,x ]l 00 p 7 tA) H|Lv..Ohnrleaton.. Ar 7 30 pi 7 00 a 12 OOnl 7 41 a| " Summorville " 0 42 p 5 57 a 2 (Ma P it) iii " .Hntiiehvilie. " 5 25 p 4 25 a 2 45a; p '20 a] " Orangeburg " 4 42 ii 0 45 a 4 0-"' a 10 24 a " Klngville " 3 46 p 2 82 a 12 80 a | Lv..Savannah Ar 4 5o a 4 18 a ' .. Barnwell . " 3 07 a 4 28?; *' ..Blackville.. " . .. 2 52 a 7 20 a 11 80 a " ..Columbia.. " 2 15 p 9 80 p T 57 a 12 15 p " . ..Alston.. . " 1 to p 8 50 n 8 68 ?; 1 23 p " . Santuo... " 12 15p 7 46p P 15 a 2 00p " Union " 11 37 a 7 10 p V 84 a 2 22p " ..Jones\ille.. ' II 17 u 6 68p 0 49 a 2 87 p " ....rneo'et.... " 11 05 a 6 42 p 10 2oa| 8 10 p Ar Spartanburg Lv 10 8.5 a 6 15p 10 Hon 8 40 p Lv Spartanburg Ar 10 25 a 6 00 p 2 u)pl 7 15 plAr...A*hovillo ...Lv 7 05 n 3 00)) "P" p. m. "A" a. ni. "N" night. DOUBLE DAILY SBKVICE BETWEEN CHAKLICSTON A N D OBKEN VILLE. Pullman palace sleeping enrs on Trains36au(l 86, 87 ami 38, on A. and C. division. Dining cars on ?heso trains serve all meals enroute . Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C. division, northbound, n:.53 a.m., 3:37 p.m., 0:12 p. in.. (Vestibule Limited i and 6:55 p. m.; southbound 12:20 a. m.. 3 15 p. ni., 11:40 a. m., (Vestibule Limited), and 10:30 a. m. Trains leave Groeiivillo. A. and C. division, northliouud, 5:7>5 a. in., 2:34 p. in. and 5:18 p. m., (Vestibule Limited), and a:55 j>. in.; southbound, 1:25 a. m..4:30 p. m , 12:40 p. m. (Vestibuli Limited), ui:l 11 IJ a. m. Trains 15 ami 16?Pullman Sleeping Cars between Chariest' n and A' hoviMo. Elegant- Pill.man Drawing Koom Sleeping Cars between Savannah and Asheville enroute daily between .laeksonville and Cincinnati. Trains 18 and 14 Pullman Parlor Curs between Charleston and Asheville. FRANK S. CANNON. S. H. HAHDW1CK, Third V-P. A Gen. Mgr.. C4en. Pus. Agent. Washington, D. Q. Washington, D, O. W. H. TAYLOR, R. W. HUNT. Ami. Gen. Pis. Agt. Div. Pns. afft. Atlanta. Ga. Charlaaion. hi. Q. Charleston & Western Carolina Railway Company. ArorsTA AND ASHKVILI.K Short Lln? Mhrduleill etiuct Oct. 0th, IMol. Leave Augusta .0 05 am S.Vlpi Arrive UrcciiMt od 1^ 3i? pm An tiers* n Tin | > > Laurens 1 40 pm it 35 a* Greenville 11 25 pin 11.in a* sji.trtanburg 330 pm Sfuun. L nion 7510 |>m suludu "i 33 |'tu Henderson vlilc.. ?> il pin Aslioville 7 15 j>ii* Leave .vsiit vjllo 7 l)f> am I nioli Mii atu Spartanburg 1- 1ft pin 3 20 pa Ureeiivillo 12 22 pin 1 4.1 Laurt ns 12 45 pin li >u pi> Anderson 7 25 an ( ret n wood 3 07 prn hnopi Arrive Auirnatn 511 pip 11515ai Leave Columbia 1120nil Newberry 12 42 pn Olmton 1 26 pi. Arrive 'ir< en\I He 325 pn Spartanburg 3510 pi I.eat* ii't.inLu rg 12 15 pn Greenville 12 22 {ill Arrive Clinton 2 22 pi ,\ew t err) 3 (Mi pt Columbia 1510 pi Kustpsl and liest Line between N< wiierr and Greenville, Sonrtanbu'g .and Glen Springs Connection from Newberry via Columbi Newberry and ..aureus Hallway. Puranv information write W .1 CitAIG, Gen Past. Agt., XiigusiH. Oh T M EM MKHUlM TraWi* Manager. ( henjt Hater,. Southern Railway annoiincos oxeurai"ll rates t'nr the winter season to the various resorts of the South. Tickets are now on sa'e. with tinal return limit May :51st, 11HC'. I - r detailed information as to rates, schedules, etc , rail on any at/cut ojtlie Southern railway or connections. \V. II. Tayi.ok, A. (i. I'. A. Atlanta, <?a. : Don't Force Your Boivels with harsh minerals which always leave bad after-effects on the entire system, and where their use is persisted in, tend to completely wreck the stomach and bowels. ..USE,. Edgar's Cathartic Confections The onlv fiarmlrcc. / 7 'v6vtui/?Vf x>wel regulator, and liver vitalizes unown. As pleasant to the taste as :.indy, and as positive as the harshest mineral. No gripe or pain. W 10, 25, 50 cents. sol:, 3y unio rjirc- co ,1 i?niun,&. g. P08T AND BURGMAN INDICTED. Grand Jury Returns True Bills Against *- Them. Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 17.?In the United Slates court yesterday the grand ju-y returned true hills in the case of the United Stales again: C. C. Post and Charles F. llurgrcan, vho, with the former's wife, Helen W'ilnmns-Post. are charged with defrrndlug persons by representing to euro all kinds of diseases by mental science, or min?l cure, and receiving money from persons on account of the alleged fraudulent representations and pretenses. i-.ii i - ? i m-inwu niuu'tiiH'ins in an nave oeen filed against the defendants, and the ; case is now ready* for trial, wheu, ever Judge Locke bliali set a date for ; the same to he called. This case bids fair to become a famous one of its Kind and witnesses of great prominence will he brought here j by the defense, which will be ably I represented by Otis T. Green, of Ocala, 1 and T. A. Ledwith, of this city. The i prosecution will be conducted by Unit! ed Stat as District Attorney Stripling and his assistant. A. Zachariar. CASTS LOT AMONG LOWLY. Mrs. Alice Drew, Society Woman, Working In a Factory. Kenosha. Wis., Dec. If.?In order to | learn "how the other half lived," Mrs. ' Alice H. Drew, a well known society woman of Jacksonville. Fla., has started to live the life of the common factory girl in order that she may suggest more pertinent measures for the betterment of their condition. When she came to Kenosha some six weeks ago she took rooms in an humble pcrtion of the city, along with other women who were working in the factories. She began as a sorter in n stocking factory and was promoted rapidly. Now she is in charge of sun young women. Atter working for more than j a month the story of the real person- i ality of Mrs. Drew eamc out. Mrs. Drew is tiie widow of A. \V. J Drew, a cousin of John Drew, the actor. and a former well known business mau of Jacksonville. State's Road Prosperous. Raleigh. Dec. 17.?This state is chief owner of the Atl itf" v* L Ko.th Carolina railway. Ti.e di; etuis yesterday made to the governor a report of t :e results of the inspection made last Friday. The road is more prosperous than ever before, the re? eiptE 'or the past two months having lieon twice an large as they were t\.o > &:> ago and ?30,000 gieater than last year. Appointments by Jennings. Tallahassee, Fla., Dee. 17.-- Governor Jennings has made the following civil ! appointments: Dr. t.ouis A. Bize, of ' Tampa, to he a member of the hoard of i inedieal examiners for the Sixth judi- , cial circuit: George A. Nash, of O-aki, ' to be notary public* for the state at large; Alex H. King, of Bran lord, to be notary public for the statu at large; R. J. MeMaster, of Tampa, to he uo tary public for the state at large. Electrocuted In IY!ic'air. Tampa, Fla., Dec. 17.?Fted C. Averili was electrocuted in midair on Zack street. He was a lineman emplovod by the Peninsular Telephone company and was ascending a pole immediately in front ol the general offices of the company, when the electric current struck him and rendered life extinct before he began to fall. Property High In Fernandina. Fernandina, Fla., Dec. 17.?Real estate in this city has and lenly taken a big boon, upward and today it is impossible to b iy Center street property south of Fiith except at fabulous prices. A party refused an oifer ol |5H0 advance on a loi purchased souit3d days ago. Negro Crushed to Death. Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 17. -Cornelius Kenton, a negro railroad hand, was crushed hut ween iwu i .-n : ;i? trw? union depot and died an hour afterwards at the Emergency hospital, where he was taken. The negro got caught by a ear which was backing TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. A bill has been introduced in the senate by Senator Nelson making unlawful the practice of inserting in lulls of lading a provision for extra docs charges or goods to be shipped to for- j eign markets. ; It is the intontion of tlie people of j the Pacific northwest to celebrate in 1906 the centenary of the expedition of Lewis and Cla l< n? ross the continent of North Amer.ca to tlie Pacific ocean. Commander J. F. Vojer has been ordered to command the Pensacola at San Francisco, relieving Rear Admiral H. Class, who will continue his othei duties. The treaty bill has passed the lower hplise of the Cherokee nation in oounir-il with -jut amendment by a vote ol yo to IB. It will be forwarded to Washington at once, At Ardmore, Ind. T? two men have been lodged In Jail supposed to be escaped convicts from the federal prison at Fort Leavenworth. Senator fxxlRe haw Introduced a bill to prohibit the snle or tlrearms, opium and intoxicating liquors to the natives on islands in the Pacific ocean. Secretary Hay has accepted the In- ' yitation of the two houses of congress to deliver at) address in honor of the late Praaldent McKlnley. i William Tanda has been re-elected mayor of Mexico City for another yearly tern*. Jie baa already aerved t A a years. 4 509 ACRES Of* beat land in tbe covinty for aeile. I offer my # M E N G PLACE On extremely REASONABLE TERMS.! ' Tlie place has an excellent nine room dwelling with eight] tenant houses and all the conveniences of a country home. 1 FOUR PASTURES. One of 140 acres with a bull and pig tight fence. Th<-i place is four miles east of town on the road to Lockhart Shoalr I between the Little and Big Brown's creek. I For terms apply to " THE TIMES OFFICE or to T. K. PALMER,' Bargains in Real Estate. 7 acres in town belonging to estate of Judge Wallace on Tosche's Branch. One 2 room cottage near Knitting Mil paying big interest on our price. - 4 The Lampley residence on Church atreet. I One wide lot between R. N. Sprouse and C. W. Whitlock.. Farms in different sections of the county. 4 We have what you want or will get it for you. People's Real Estate Agency. |/m| MfcS&AI-)!! -Mr- fllft WfcHfJ ; A GREAT CLUBBING OFFER ; I THE UNiON TIMES i AND i | 1 he Be'st and Most Practical Farm and Family Paper Pubfisbed i ?. 1 TOGETHER WITH I ^ A BEAUTIFUL ART CALENDAR FOR 1902 1 For Only $1.25. __ ! 3 Believing that every one of our road or 8 should hnvo at least ono good farm and. k lami > j> .iinul, wo huve perfected arrangements whereby wo can aond that praotl- ! .land i.>nu. ti\o journal. FARM AM) HUM IS, in connection with the ONION j| i I i S. in. ' nding s boautil ul and nsoful Art < alondar for lBOtJ a- detulle I'bolow, t 51 a i t<. only St.25- . Wo aro unable to give you but a brief do cription of the coo- t w ' 11'' oi F UM AN1) IIO.MK, whioh is unequalled for variety and .oxce.luuoe. 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Remember we send both paper* e fell year* ? , d including the Calendar as above described, all postpaid, at the very low price stated. . Address all orders to - | j I flB UNION TIMES, Union, S. C. ^ ^ III 11 Mil 1 4^*% F .jl For *11 forms o^f faver^tak* Jobe* JEZi Km hotter thno quinine arid |H SV'l apleii't id euro* are In striking conU ' ' \? feeble cures made by II JE L| Costs 60 Cents It It Cores. Jfl ^aaaamwmmP nCCCOTf nr UiPinu nnnnr n-rr n Of ? n* " "" utrLuio ur vioiun uunntutu ixmgSl Kings!! KlngSlIl WITU ^ HIT A PI P HIIQQFQ A" " egant assortment of fancy Yflln oUIIAplX uLAoolo. ftton<, ril)f?H p,Kjl( ^Uid *Hddint? rjDK^ IV,e. iw ulm reuliiethe ImportiuiCf ">rt < ?'*?? I" ha'nd Hng?. All vfue of conecllv adjusted glue.? "lz"" fro"' b"b,5' to" ... , , . , ! . large seal rinfja f? r gents. Come and c * ui\nn<ibly have their eyes examined and let uh show you our line? We are lliinl by making a special ran on a lady's u d nnnnFI I Ontirian 1 . Da?ber-Haiapden -4>%mpleW watch, h. K. bUUUtiL, upucian, It ,8 a beauty and 8e,ls at glght SPAHTANRCRO, P.l'. ikm jp TlWiil rfV Consultation fice. 19-11 C? I Iir4^L*fcll dwelling )io\jse tppsirr. /{? ^ Thme ho Wi-h to rent a pice CO pa- " or*d <x in hou?-pentially located x*hi? u oaarwrjiax <j m* vaaslat v. ,h |b.U it io thejr b Ureal to apply at Uaxafjve ProiR(H)ll|f!lW ifw Unio> To^s oflflc*. "?*4j t*?i tavea Wte m <ter~ " It ' is-fiiJfei