The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 16, 1903, Page 7, Image 7
*' '-r? COUNTY
BENEFIT A
; OF AN
UNION r
4. M.GREER,
President.
UNIOIN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT C
DEATH
Uni
. v. M. Greer, President, Union
Dear Sir: ?I desire to 1
County Mutual Benefit Associa
kit the prompt payment of deat
ropsure you the money
tout in time of need, and that I
gfe#nber in the Association. I
fetfancc in the highest. It is a
ftnierliVvAwa linlr> nonV> ?'
hpu uwij; gaV/U UliiVl 1J
fWUBOn why every man should r
isnomnce, as the cost is very lit
\
thotBacd limit at an early d
The following letters are a few more
df the voluntary words of eudoreeineu t
#f the Ctomnty Mutual, and its excellent
gfhra of insurance:
J. tL Greer, Pread't?Dear Sir:
I MB a policy holder in your Company
tod I aan truly say that I think it one of
toe brtt and cheapest insurances 1 ever
*rw% A. L. Robinson.
J. M. Greer, Pres't?Dear Sir:
As to why I joined the Co. Mntual
toneflt Ab'q, will eay, I have never
had an opportunity to get insurance at
toeh Km figures. I consider it is the
simplest and best insurance of the day.
Yours truly, T. K. Foster.
J. M. Greer, Pres't?Dear Sir:
I waa one of the first to take out two
policies, one for myself and one for my
wife. I have always liked the plan.
Mace yon have paid the first death claim
A goes to prove, beyond a doubt, how
iee this insurance will work. I would
to to SM you organize in every county
in Mm State. Very truly,
J. G. Going, M. D.
J. M. Greer, Pres't?Dear Sir:
Allow me to say a word in behalf 'of
your organization. I urn proud to know
yon ham devised a method whereby both
ana and women can get insuraace at
. Mm tame rate and at the same time at
actual cost. Push the good work and
Ma gat up the one thousand members.
Yours truly, Rev. John G. Farr.
The County Mutual I
writess the cheapest Insurance
one thousand people, men and
business way to help each othe
It is more like a family affair th
when one dies. If you join m
tip until January, 1904, unlesi
members. ' If the hand
the silveiy thread that holds tl
friend or neighbor, who would
little sum of One Dollar and U
l&nd pay expenses paid out on ?.
mmmirin en d itiidir Ann nlon
V*AUUI?A1V UUU R WUVi^ V/UA I'iUUi
protect your family at actual cc
to complete this county* Don'
np at .once. The following ge
plain and take your applicati
Nelson, J. T. Rose, T. J. Chap
If there is anything yoi
policy, call on any one of the a
i takO pleasure in explaining the
is tlie only opportunity ever p
eurtmoe at actual cost. You c
to yourself to secure their protc
from them. If you are over th
chance you will have of getting
have been secured no one over
replace a deceased member.
County Mutual .Benefit
... . . r i .. ..
MUTUAL
SSOCIATION
IERICA
>1 VISION.
D. T. DUNCAN,
See. and Treas.
I, s. c.
IF PAYMENT OF FIRST
CLAIM.
on, S. C., Dec. 2othj 1952.
, S. C.,
iiank vou, as President of the
e
tion of America, Union Division,
h claim of my deceased wife,
came under sad circumstances
received One Dollar for every
recommend this method of in
. county blessing, where friends
n time of trouble. 1 can see no
lot protect his family with this
;tle. l^liope to see you reach
late.
Yours truly,
I. M. SUMNER
J. M. Gcrr, Proe't?Dear Sir.
I think, since you paid the death
claim so promirtly the people in general
will see and realize that uuless they come
at once they will miss insurance that
tliey have never had an opportunity of
receiving at such little coat.
Very truly, C. E. Tinsley.
J. M. Greer, Pres't?Dear Sir:
I recommend the Go. M. B. A. to any
one wialiing insurance at actual cost.
The policy is clear and explicit, a twelve
year old boy can see through and understand
the policy at first sight. Whereas
one man oat of twenty-live, possibly,
can understand an old line policy after
half day's explaining by the agent.
J. M. ltodger.
Santnc. 8, C., Deo. 30, 02.
J. M. Greer, Prasd'l?Dear Sir:
I have been a member of the Union
Division of the County Mutual Benefit
Association of America for some time.
I am entirely satisfied with ray polloy
and heartily recommend this company to
any person desiring insurance.
T. E. Davis.
J. M. Greer, Pres't?Dear Sir:
I hold several insuraace policies in
different companies. I valnc my insur
ancfl in the Uounty Mutual aa highly as
any. I have never heard of any insurance
company that will wiite insurance
as cheep as this company. It is very
aasy to nnderstand, however, each member
is a stock-holder and we only pay
when we loee a member. I consider it
eafe, cheap and good. Very Truly,
W. T. AustelL
benefit Association of America
of the day. The plan is to take
women, bind them together in a
r in time of need and trouble,
an anything else. You only pay
ow your first payment pays you
i we loose one or more of oui
of providence should sever
be life of one of our loved one*,
hesitate a moment on paying the
en cents to replace the amount
leath claim. Consider the matter,
You are receiving Insurance tc
>st. We have put out six agentg
t stand back, let them write you
mtlemen will be the field to exon:
Dr. J. G. Going, W. G
>man, #A. Harnes, J. H. Howze,
i wish to know* in regard to the
(Yonilom^tn on J fliotr tirill
UV/TC o ivuii. nuu ui^jr IT i?i
policy to you. Remember thig
relented to you to secure life in>we
it to. your family, you owe d
x?tion in case you are taken away
irty years of age this is the only
5 in. After the 1,000 members
thirty gets in, and he only tc
Association of America.
IN.. 6. GONZAL
EDITOR CO!
SHOT THROUGI
JIM Til
WITHOUT A WO!
The startling announcem
tPVflltV oftornnAn ^
-"""J UIIVIUUUU) lutiu XI. VI".
State, was shot and perhaps fa
Tillman.
TnE Times at once wired
which were sent and same wa
Union Hotel. The telegram, v
COLUJ
THE UNION TIMES:
About two o'clock this aft
zale3 was walking down Main
Mr, Jim Tillman. Without a \
his pistol and fired at Mr. G
stomach and passed through ti
and to the left just above the 1
with Tillman, sajs that not
spectator says that Tillman aft
V
roill ctrtn nniir ''
VT II l/U^/ JJUf!
Mr. Gonzales was taken t(
tion is being performed and th
tured and that he may live bul
Tillman at once surrender
and was put in jail. He will
anyone and seems very nervous
At 7.45 his pulse were ]
As we go to press at 9 o'c]
the information that Gonzales
Local Laconics.
HAPPENINGS* OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN
PERSONAL AND 0THERWL8E.
Dr. W. J. Douglass, of Jonesvllle,
was In town yesterday.
The court square is being improved
in appearance by the setting out of a
number of young shade trees.
The members from Union county
Went doyn to Columbia Monday to
be present atr~th?^ opening session of
the Legislature. ~^
Mr. H. ?. Burdett, of Charlotte,
boiler inspector, is in Union looking
after the boilers used in the industries
of Union.
Mr. E. E. Williamson has closed
out the remainder of his stock of
tft Mi* TO n Tfof j.i* on/T mill
soon begin travelling for a Jewelry
concern.
The Chester gang of negroes en,
, route for Arkansas passed through
, Union Wednesday morning. There
was a big crowd of them, apparently
' close on to 100.
Mr. R. A. Whitlock had a serious
1 attack of paralysis at his home iu
L Jonesville Wednesday n'ght. Grave
, doubts are entertained of his recovery.
You can't help reading an adver>
tisemont like that of the Bailey-Cope.
land Co., on our 6th page, can you?
. | And you can't resist the temptation
' | to get a move on you and get there
to pick up some of the things you
i! need at their Cost Sale. And this is
I a Cost Salo in dead earnest. We
know wRereof we speak, we'vo been
I there, and we're going again.
MnnitNltMMtlVVtl*!
5 A 20 DAYS a
You can buy Blanks' Celebrated
pound for
2 Blanks' Breakfast Queen, worth *
e Blanks' Breakfast Java, worth 2"
B *
, j 5 This will only last 20 days to
I J the best Coffee in Union at prleef
', coffee for. Give me a trial and I
I J the best Coffee on the market.
g ' YOUR^FO
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LDMBIA STATE, j
i
1 THE BODY BY
LLHAN.
RD OF WARNING.
ent was received in Union yesOnn'/.nToa
TVin Tl.?
w. , vuv xiuivui vj I i lit;
tally wounded by Lt. Gov. Jim
August Kobn for particulars,
s posted in the lobby of the
vas in substcuce as tollows:
JBIA, S. C., JAN. 15, 1903.
ernoon, while Mr. N. G. Gonetreet,
near Gervais, he met
vord of warning Tillman pulled
onzales, the ball entered the
he body coining out at the back
lip. Senator Talbird, who was
a word was spoken. Another
or firing the shot sai : "You
i the hospital where an operae
doctors Ray the liver is punct
the chances are against him.
ed himself to the suthorities
not talk about the matter to
5. AupUST KOIIN.
L20 and respiration 3G.
lock Thursday night we receive
is dying.
Col. A. C. Jones was in town this
week. Mr. Jones is one of tho most
popular tra\eling men on tho road
and has many friends in Union who
are always glad to see him.
Mr. F. G, Trefzer has moved into
his new stare where he will be glad
to see his friends in Search of anything
in the way of jewelry or who
want watch or clock repairing done.
He is now in the stand recently occupied
by E. E. Williamson's Jewelry
store.
Don't forget the lecture by Prof.
Sam &teel on Wednesday night at
the opera house. Tickets are selling
like hot cakes. One little girl sold
ten dollars worth of tickets in three
hours a few days ago. B& early if
you want a choice seat.
Sedalla and Cross Keys are both
connected now with Union by the
wires from these points being connected
to the Union switchboard of
the Ball telephone. This gives us
Santuc, Carlisle, Cross Keys and Sedalia
over the Beli as regular subscribers
without extra ..charge for
conversation at present.
^?
Lookout For Mrs. Ward.
How would you like for us to devote
a column to Mrs. Ward in The
Times, in which ?he will make her
predictions and will answer questibns
apked by subscribers of this paper?
Well we are contemplating doing this
very thing. We know there are hundreds
who would not like to acknowledge
that they have any faith in Mrs.
Ward, still they would like to see
this department "just to seo what
eho has to say." Wo expect to open
up this column about Feb. 1st. Wo
will later tell you all about how you
can get your questions answered.
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OFFEE PRICE* |
Portonllla, worth Hoe per ?
25c. S
l()c, for 20c.
>c, for. 17^o. m
give you'aof opportunity to buy
you have b?#n fretting ohoap 2
will prore to you thot Blanks la O
R COFFEE, 2
STES-I
\e 84. 5
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Our Furniture
ol
111
Wood K
Besides the handsome design aiu
attract v
What rs in
We find to be in ours. The
interests of buyers and sellers
is mutual. UnJes3 we can
please our customers we cannot
please ourselves. Such being
the case we carry in stock and 1
oiler for sale only such Furniture
as we know will KmUfv tin*
- J
particular. There's ujore than
mere money's worth in these
things. They are beautiful
enough and durable enough to
create a fceliug of companionship.
They'll grow into heirloom
BAILEY FURN
94 and 95 IVIain Street,
DUKE'S C01
Costs l>nt 2.*>e p
size it is cquti
patents. Xf you
not pleased a
money will !>e <
turned.
I
DUKE'S DR!
I Gome! Com
5 , /^Tr
ITHE CASH BA!
For bargains in I)re>t
Pants, Boy's Suits and Shoe:
appointed. Yon ask why t
o Bargain Store and that the j
rush. It it easily answered.
low and we are selling them
Have not charged 1c worth
o price to all. Our customer.s
> know tlint they don't have h
So they come, they come ar.<
We arc agents for TheiN
w sheets given away. Have ju
Walter Pratt & t o's line per
ialiy are invited to come and
With many thanks to (
trade they have given us, we
| a happy New Year.,
THE CASH BAI
S D. N. WI
ItlMHtltlltltltHtMII
?
turn ' HBBB
3 Looms Up
'k'SU' v a' d temptingly. Tho?e
f ordinary discernment can
oe that it is not ordinary *uritnre,
though tlie price seem#
j be about the sam?. But the
able is different. This
Furniture
/"ill be still beautiful and yet in
tractive service when the other
mil li is joined the grout army
f "has > dens." Much to ndilro
in this line of
dockers
1 fine finish. The prices are
re.
Your Favor
Coyn'aM T<?"
s if you buy from
ITURE CO,
Union, S. C.
JGH CURE
miawiA**.
er l>ottlo. Xii
1 to tlio 50o
try it and are
vitli it your
lioortnlly re
JG STORE.
?
le! Come! j
>?V 3
RGAIN STORES
s Good.-, Notions, Men's
$ and 3*011 shall not he dis- S
he great rush at The Cash
gocda are g??ing out with a
Our fnnds urn r???r Knt 9
t,? w uv rf UUb Jj
jit the lowest cash price, g>
of good-* to any one?one
* appreciate this for they m
d help pay the other bills* 2
1 still come.
lew Idea Patterns?fashion
st received a nice stock of *
fumes. The ladies espec- 8
sec some presents for them. ' *
nir friends for the liberal
with for you one and all S
3GAIN STORB,!
LBURN. *
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