2 |2 AH K I TO Vr O T IfeTO MAM p 1' " =j 1 WftJiave eut the . | HO* ' '' 5(J !rv SI" an GET WH THI j __ ! I sta Jmr jktv Citation to Kindred and Creditors. Stato of ^outh Carolina. 1 ; County of Union. j By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate J ud;N. Whereas, H. E. Moore lias made so *> to me to ;rrant him Letters of Administration on the estate and effects of Pa line Moore, deceased. These ate, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred a < creditors of the said Pauline Mo ire, ! ceased, that they lie and appear befoi me. in the Court of Probate, to be he! I at Union C. II . South Carolina, ou-li. 2nd day <?f September, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fou Boon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should inbe granted. Given under my hand and seal ibis 18th day of August, Anno Domini, 1002 Jason M. Gkeeu, Probate .Judge. Published on the 22nd of August, 1902, in The Union Times. .'J4-21. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All pers ns holding claims ace mat the estate of William Smith, decerned, wll; present same duly attested to the undersigned for payment, and those owing the said estate will come forward at r>uce and make settlement. Dk. W. A. Smith, Adinr.. 34-St. Ulendale, S. C. 0FF1C i 4th Con. I I District j Tfj ~ j i ? PRECINCT ^ ; j; <& "? ' 51 X ; IjJ -3 J Suituc .. 07 7i Buffalo 7*.? f?l Fish I>am..... 22 ft) Gibbon . .... !}5 11> , J on csv i lie .... 0."> 107 Kelton 101 ( AdHn.sbur^ ....I 12 10 : VI'/..4 Un?!..?a r. I Ol " ' Ci; 11 g j I j ri . fjt ? I Lock hurt i 102 ">l Monarch | 530 11 Black Rock 153 21 '1 Crosa IOy?... 42 JS<> J: (Jnlcrnine .... 10 10 ^ Union 402 11") 10 Total Uoil i<> ior>o E '^^IrjC \)M*' \J JL \ C* f i 'l i ? i prices of? immer Clothing lires, Has, Sho d Summer Dry ? From 20 I iimamtma ! nil 11?111 I M'lF U R 1 A , M I !UU MV ESE PRIC Citation to Kindred ami Creditors. ( State ?<1 South Carolina, I s County of Union. J By Jason M. Greer, Esq., 1'rolHte Judge. Whereas. At'.hur Wo ul has made suit s to me to grant him Letters of Ad mi ids- j t rat ion on the estate anil effects or' t Felix Woo.J, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite anil adninnisli -a II :i i ?! sinrrnl ir I lie kindred :inil creditois oj' the said Felix Wood, de- (] ceased, that they bo and appear before me. in the Court of Pro'Ute, to be held M a< Uni#ii C II , South Carolina, on the g .'lOth day of August, next, after public*- 't tion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore- t 1 oon, to show cause, if any they have, v why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand and seal this j 1 ">th day of August, Anno Domini, 1002 Jason M. Greek, Probate Judge. Published on the 22nd day of August , . 1002, in the Union Times. 34-21. . Shatters All Records. Twice hi hospital, F. A. Gulledge, Verbena, Aim, paid a vast, sum to doctors i to cure ;t severe case of piles. rausing24 f tumors. When ah failed, Bucklen's ] Arnica Salvesoon cured him. Sulxlues ] luflamatiou. conquers Aches, kills , Pains. Best salve in the world. 2.">o at < F. C. Duke's drug store. < IAL COUNT FIRS' Union County, Ai .. i u Ii?I ? " Donate nouse | % g ruipervis V) " ; ?|"?i ! 1^ * -al J. 1|I S1. ?i? i" ? 11-8 I 5 V11 * if E ~ 1 ! a a: * 1 j ? ~ j f ~ c ol? 'a - 2 If |H ; - 33 I < IP 1 Q C tm I u |<5 1 <., 27 131 Hi 121 35 188 136 6ft 1 ' 77 73 ?S 20 108 82 5S 134184 07 31 17 30 Hi is ?>7 72 r> 7:} 73 20 I 21 27 17 R 15 1<> 17 17 51 25 25 5 07 15 15? >217 1' S 102 203 208 11121 Si Jo 17 51 15S 00 11 111 111 17 0 20 55 5 11 10 11 11 52 52 10 0 7 12 20 lfi 75 55 21 78 78 J 5 <12 15 IS 55 50 150 110 10 162 102 51 10 2L >5 15 Hi 52 55 50 75 75 17 12 12 !5 11 1 25 50 17 37 57 21 2 10 ii) 87 8 85 05 80 121 125 87 15 10 8 10 0 25 10 28 36 30 2 81 <? 3 253 NO055 113 5IO 811 S<>' (03 01122 1 03 lis TO02 2202 I08O 423 051 1805 1142 2167 2(01 === T Moi pro] inai 1 Api I ' S' ! and will )' com es ? i ~ Goods = to SO per cent. Rer i 8.C . 190 , Bar i B03 fANT AT : ; Cro Cro MM n. Bol Sw I Dai LO.i I !>?' Da^ ! Fai Far TTr.^ Foi 1 * hf Station to Kindred and Creditors. 1!u itate of 8outh Carolina, ) t^{ County of Union. j jju iy Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate.) ud?H Whereas. lto3a Williams tins mailt* uit to me to grant her letters of Ad- eff ninistration on the estate of and effects it i if Wallace Williams, deceased. toi These are, therefore, to cite and ad- tio nonish all and singular the kindred and 1 reditors of the said Wallace Williams, Sei leceased, that they he and appear before po ne, in the Court of Probate, to be held ma it Union C. II., South Carolina, ou the usi Oth day of August, next, after publica- ] ion hereof, at 11 o'clock in th i fore- arl loon, to show cause, if any they have, mi vhy the said Administration should not ga jo granted. wi Given under my hand and seal this to loth day of August, Anno Domini, 1902. 1 Jason M. Greer, "I Probate Judge. tio Published on the 22nd day of August, mi 1902, in Tiie Union Times. 34-2t. de eff The Finest Yet. Just Look nt Tier. COi Whence came that sprightly step, ihi faultless skin, rich, rosy 1 complexion, imilline face. She looks good, feels good. w. Here's hei secret. She uses I)r. King's ^ \'ew Li*'e. Pills. Result,?all organ jj( tctive. digestion good, no headache, n ? ml jhance for "blues." Try them yourself jjj July 25c at. F. C. Duke's. ch T PRIMARY ELEC jgust 26th, 1902. or Auditor Treasurer Supt. 1 "~i i ituiir 1 Ola, I 2 I I : *? t 1 ?- 1 ? g " I S I >*> 'Jl 1 O ** 5 'tj ' & 1 '" .&' % . S s i ? 5; 53 i ? W ! ^ ?> 3 M . : W ^ * O ?:Q:O 2 3Q X ^ CQ ? 55 w -; - -- | >g I ^ n> 1 rt ICQ Q /. 1 8 80 18 88 m) 8lf 2-4 28 62 07 >7 H 29 1 2 50 19 2 91 57 iO 22 11 82 9 7 14 22 88 15 81 02 2 14 5 4 2 20 27 0 24 28 10 45125 85 0 0 92 204 88 25 121 71 65 90 18 O 0 21128 1 16 51 00 20 40 '8 0 0 8 50 I 1 80 8 7 4 11 1 0 01 81 1 42 48 10 70 91 19 1 8 47182 8 24 72 84 4 41 10 12 2 0 47 8 25 08 7 1 2 15 0 1 1 1 25 0 12 20 12 9 15 50 5 12 48 47 0 78 48 10 0 7 5 1 1 22 10 0 20 7 8 1408X2 169176 62116660 86242 486248 " 818 240 571 T87 1070 " 415 481 182 1406 088 619 lecial Advertisements '1 hA? will bo JmHbrtocl in thfrcoluinn ?t r:\tetjf35 Mfor<Ht>r loss for 290 one issue, issues foe |9e. Additional linos over itysfcve word# 5c u lino. >lt*SALB?ONE 10-^JtW i IN, ts" coi.*lenwr, or.e "Y. ? Wi. nit ?s. Applv t-> T. <}. Tunic i, Uii'oM, or 0. A. liiisili, jiuffa. . 8. < . OC>Vt.s TO RlSTr??oi TKOOAS and hirdien tu Wilt ou first fi tor; it* Hill-House. Apply to j. CLCCOii llace. " i-J-41.. WELLING TO RENT?G UOO^I on South street?couveuieut to Maiu. >ly to L. G. You-Ku. flAAf D RENT. THE STORE AND Residence between Aetna and aarch Mills (known as the Gibson perty) now occupied by J. H. Gui, will be for rent after Sept. 1st, dy to Geo. 0. Peruin. 5LLING OUT-WE'RE SELLING ..lit our remnants of summer good-, we are putting a pj ice on them that make them move. Don't delay, ie at once. L. N. McNeaee. DR SALE-SQUIRE'S BOTTLING Works. Fitted complete for making g o<ls. Instructions viven free to :luisei. J. E Squire, MAnagn. l ^ATCJTrepauung~1CSW^Taj f other work in the jewelry line exe(1 with m-atness and dispatch. Fuil of watches and jewelry. F. G: Trefzku, the Jeweler. ADVERTISED LETTERS. naming in the Post Office at Union for the weok ending Aug. 29tb, 12. inester, Enroy Killiam, M L rd, Hattie Kirk, A F iwn, Miss Ida Koon, J M n, Juo Lay ton, Lottie jeland, Sallie McAmahan.Lillie iwsby. Katie Macanter, Liza >wsDy,wne samtMarsh, Mrs M A Bass, 0 E Moorman, Hallie niel, Jimroie MoLum, Wm in, Mrs Rutha Murphy, Wm wkins, Frank Murry, J A ining, W W Orr, Willie r, Miss Carrie Patterson. Hattie incis.Miss Mary Ray, Elmary mtain, C B Roid, Frank H iter, J H Shedy, E M mn, Richard Smith, H H Ham, M G Smith, J C ?gory. Edith Styles, Henrietta >en, Miss MissieSaylor, Miss Maria milton, W D Woods, Mealy Aon rndon, Joe Wadkins, Carrie ;er, Mary Jane Wilson, Miss Vastl inson.SteadmanWilliams, Alioe Fersons calling for the above lets will please say if advertised, and il he required to pay one **eot for sir delivery. J. (1. Huntkr. P. M Coal will go up, tip, up! ffalo N. Y., August 24.?United ites Senator M. A. Ilanna arrived in iffalo to day from Niagra Falls. For the first time Senator Hanna ted the abandonment dually of ail orts to end the coal strike. He said jorrowfully, for he believes the opera's should meet the miners in arbitran. "I have exhausted my efforts." said tiator Ilanna* "I have done all in my wer and cau do no more. I will ike no further attempt,for it would be ?less." lie Said there was no chance of titration so long as only one side, the ners, were willing to arbitrate. Ho ve it as his opinion that the miners 11 noi give in so long as tbey are able tight, l<It will not be a short fight," Paid he. t will be prolonged, and such prolonga11 will mean not only hardshita for the nerra and the women and children [lendent on them, but it will have iia ect on the American people. The iger this struggle continues the greater 11 be the increase in the price cf ll." He said he*considered the refusal r f ? ojierators to arbitrate as final. "I talked with Mr. Morgan before ho mt to Europe," said the Senator, "and fore the strike was fully under way 9 deplored tbo situation, but would ie no active part toward a settlement. is attitude, in my opinion, is unanged." riON. Ed. County Commissioner 1 2 ~| !~2 , g 5 ! I ? 1 * m i w ' >? i ?> : 2 ? I ? ! ?> I IT1 * s ; B | z <? p >\9 % I & 1 a * ? 2 2<* I s i> w<? 1!) 5 105 17 A fill 48 25 8 71 7 0 20 10 82 17 1 60 82 o 1 18 16 4 1 88 4 4 1 68 05101 180 86 84 102 27 21) 1)11 in or. ?JI . / .11 41 J/i' 18 10 1(5 (5 42 25 5 II 40 2 9 38 54 7 56 (5(5 84 8 05 49 87 8 87 82 <5 19 11 ? 5 28 13 3 1(5 1 1 0 06 45 17 5 91 80 0 21 8 8 7 17 81 1 142 510 245 126 877 268 80 190 070" 1025 429 1020 828 78(5 I01TO MUTUAL l!K! <C4_OF AMI? The County Mutual Benefit u w < rganizing the Union Divisi meml .rship f '.e is $3, which cov assesMnent. One Dollar for e w'.th Mr. I"). T."Dir..can, the- seci Union Division, an I is held in 1 subject to the order of Judge J. the Lh.ion Division, to pay tb.e f ciatiot:. THE POLICY IS CLE Agreeing to pay the sum of one dollar upon the surrender of the policy and apf member in good standing. It la a home able, high-minded business men, for th people. It reduces life insurauce protee the average of human life will allow. 1 to pay, and there are no big annual pren into some rich Northern insurance comp [right at home, and when it is puid out, whose benefit it goes in time of trouble. 1 are secured applicants will bo received u member will bo admitted over 80 years . fl crftn f.Q in awanw ?5 - ,t-!a , -0u.. iu vioijr l>unU6lll|J III UII1UI1 UOllll become members will write to County flutual Ber of America, L YES? From the old barn of a store hou ing and only two doors above tl occupied by S. M. Kice. Jr., E.U as the Wonder Store, so betweei going to sell any and all articles Goois, Notious, Millinery, Shoe Valises, Crockery, Glassware ant ACTUAL Now is your opportunity, vertisement and if you have any not cost you one .cent to look ov< pleasure in showing you through take out on approval, as we po* any one during the above sale. ht\? picked up all the bargains a pect to get as good trade, for we rush. This sale will only last move on you. McLure Mei NEXT BOOR TC First Priiy er iu C,o tigress. p It does not matter who the mem- ^ ber of congress who -was doing the \ talking, but he is on?j that is supposed j to know as little about religion as he 1 konws much about politics. c "Don't be alarmed about mo," he c said to three or four correspondends 8 the other day, during a passing visit ^ to the national capital, "but I've got something you, haven't thought of in a thousand years, and I'm going to read it to you.^It, may remind^ you j of our very dear and good friend t Chaplain Milburn, but that's no e narm. v\ bat 1 have to read is a copy of ( the first prayer ever delivered in t congress. I found it in an issure of s Thatcher's Military Journal, bearing t date of 1777, and it is craditcd ' Christ church, Philadelph ia who sub- J sequeutly proved traitoi ous to the t noble cause of independence. The prayer is as follows: j u *0 Lord, our hoaveni'y father, high and mighty king of k ings and lord of hosts, who dost from thy throne behold all the dwellers on earth and reignest with power supcrmc \ and upcontroled over all the kingdom, 1 empires and g^vermments, look i down in mercy, we beseech thee., on y these American s mermen who have J iied to thee from tiio rod of the oppres- j sor and thrown iheuicelves on thy gracious protection desiring to henceforth be dependent only on thee; to thee the} have appealed for the ^ righteou-n;ss oi their cause; to thee do the} ha?a up for that eounteoQ nee and -u;>|n? . winch thou alone canst give. i.e . '-in, therefore, heavet-ly lath'. ' .1; i; r thy nurturing cat e; give .tin " in in council i-x d I \ulor i , defeat die ma'lciou-. ?i g i i i v.iit ct ael adversutnes COlivincr :l;eiu ot the unrighteous lies.-; of I i?ii caUfle, ami if ihey sti^ persit < then fungmiiaiy iur [rosea. 1 (> let t'.? voice of tflitl?* OWIt . 1 justice sounding in then i carts, | CODStia u them to dtop the weapons k of war Jioiu their unnerved hands in 1 the day uf battle. Be thou prsesent J 0 God v/t Wisdom, and direct the 1 ; councils ot this honorable assembly; J enable them to settle things on tiie 1 best aud surest foundation that the 1 scene of blood may be specdly closed; 1 1 that older, harmony and peace may 1 be effectually reet(>red and tiuth and | justic, religion and piety prevail and 1 flourishing among tny people. Pre- | WIT ASSOCIATION :rica Association of America is ion of i,ocx) members. The ers the first advance death ^ very member is deposited *etary and treasurer of the lie reoples Bank ol Union, Si. Greer, the President erf irst death loss by the AssoAR AND SIMPLE for every member in the Division )roval of the proofs of death of a organization, managed by honor* e benefit and protection of homs^^ tion to the miuimum of oost thati^P rhere are no big salaried officers liums to he sent oat of the county any's pocket All the money stays every member knows exactly to Until the first thousand members p to 55 years of age, thereafter no of age. We want good reliable ty at once. Persons desiring to lefit Association Inion, S, C. We are going to ii a it m ivi u 1/ se to a more up-to-date build-% le old stand to the store now %, and more familiarly known ii now and Sept. 1st we are in orur big assortment of Dry s, Hats, Clothing, Trunk#, d Tinware at - COST. This is no "catch penny" addoubts along this line it will er our stock and we will take but don't ask for credit or to utively cannot allow this to Don't wait till your neighbor nd then come in late and exexpect this stock to go at a ; about two weeks, so get a cantile Co.) NEW BANK. erve the health of their bodies and he vegor of their minds; shower lown on them and the millions bleetf lere represent such temporal they ngs as thou seest expedient for them q this world, and crowd them with iverlasting glory in the world to ome. All this we ask in the name nd through the merits of Jusus Christ, thy son, our savior Aman.' " All Were Saved. "For seam I suffered such untold nisery from Bronchitis," writes J. H. fohuson, of Broughton, Ga , "that ofen I was unable to work. Then when iverytliiug else failed, I was wholly tured by Dr. King's New Discovery for" Jonsumption. My wife suffered inensely from Asthma, till it cured her, ird all our experience goes to show it Is he best Croup medicine in the world." A trial will convince you it is unrivaled ^ !or Throat and Lung diseases Guarmteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial botiles free at F. C. Duke's. Stop! LOOlS.! WASHEE-WASHEE. The "UNEEDA" LAUNDRY has been finished and is equipped with the most up-to-date machinery. I un now ready to do your laundry Jfe. vork In a strictly first class manner. ^1/ Satisfaction guaranteed. Will oall 'or and deliver. Give me a trial. Experienced man in charge. JACOB RICE, Proprietor. "UNEEDA LAUNDRY." L-ftm. ' ^ Wood's Seeds. T Crimson ClOTer 1 . will yield under favorable condl- f lions 8 to 10 tons of green food per s I acre, or 11 to qx tona ?->* , - - M -J V? U?/ OMV? is worth as a fertilizing crop, $20, ' to $25. per acre. Full information 1 is contained in our Fall Catalogue ? just issued, which we will mail free upon request. V 1 Wood's Pall Catalogue also telle ft all about Vegetable and Farm IjL Seeds for Fall Planting, Seed Wheat,'Oats, Rye, Barley, 1 1 Vetches, Grass and V Clover Seeds, etc. I Write for Fall Catalogue and 1 , 3*nces of any Seeds desired. J T. W. WOOD & SONS, I 1 f Seedsm en, - Richmond, V*. 1 f A