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I BIG SLAUGt ?8 Leonard Shaw and Deen Shoes, in call ! Leonard Shaw and Deen $5.00 Shoes I Annex Shoes in all styles and leathers, The celebrated Shamrock Shoe ^oing 1 Children's and Misses shoes, price $1. Some odds and ends in Ladies' Slipper t Lot of Ladies' Autohav Shoes, price Men's Plow Shoes, worth $1.25 to $1, Come at once! Fit I /-I 2 ^ I i/\ n rl ? r TPM! ^ ^ uauicd ivcau^ 1 i iiiniici fjl from 50c to $4.00. jpl Biz lot of all Silk Ribboi ^ price to suit your pi Ipi We aim to move our CI IH for a few days will H $15 for $5. Ill Shirts worth 25c going g|| going at 39c. Sox I ..IN DRY H WHITE GOODS: Wl Is 20c and 25c, going 80 EMBROIDERIES AND Series now 12^c, 25 goods now 28c. IN LACES we are of! bargains. ? Onion Cotton Mta Jonesville Locals. jut West Springs. Kev. I>. E. Can Joncsville, Aug. 1. Tin; meeting protracted nice tin :it the Baptist church closed last at Now Hope. Thursday night with thirty-throe Vhe third quart applications for church memlwrship the Jonesvilo eh who have since hceii baptised and New Hope churcl received into the church. The Presiding Elder . county Baptist Sunday School as- present and pro soeiation mot in the Baptist church very helpful semi here last Friday morning and con- nuoe ot official 1j tinned till Sunday noon. I will not an<l the financial write of the convention as the clerk than usual at the will ho apt to write it up in full for NIr. E. h. Kiso Tiik Timks. yesterday. It rained good showers here the the election 2*th and 2hth of duly, the first and f?r the vote on 1 second dog days, hut we have had eounly I wisl no rain since. The old saying that record as l>eing o if it rains the first, dog day it will ponsary and hoj rain every day till dog days end voted out, not on won't hold good those latter times : Hut on the score i as well as many other old sayings s*nd order. To and prophecies. phrase it seems Mr. Ernest McNVhirter who has 1111111 is on the fen been sick for some time is some number of peon I Hitter and his chances for recovery ?f fence. '1 are good. know the people Warmers have just aUiut wound on ^u> dispcnsai up work in their crops and will wind to know hoi now take their summer vacation of on dispensa a Unit a month. The fruit crop is way for men not very abundant hut vegetables jions like this is < and melons are plentiful. judgment looking Work on the new hotel and Mr. f?r hiw, order .1. J. hittlejohn's new dwelling is morals and going on nicely now. ' never leave it t< There are no visible signs of a new ,no" 'U)W l depot. Mr. W. I). Olliver, agent Jl a* for the Southern railroad here has s4in,*yol.V /.V . resigned and will he relieved soon.i .? . , 1 Mr. Olliver has a job at Charlotte ^ inspiration fr< that he will take as soon as relieved. an ou s Mr. W. T. Davis, of Cross Keys, paid me a visit last week while i...?n.i.i.w c.iww.i Citation tn Ifinrlr ..V.V, UVW?M...h UP ..V IIVMM UIIUIIUII in llllllf 11 convention. It was pleasant for us | 8tate of 8outIl Car( to talk a while of the days when lie County of Unit and I were young, although he is ? . ? ,, several years my senior. Mrs. C. II. Foster, Misses Janie Whereas, l>. H. 1 and Clara Foster have returned to nic to grant iiir from a visit to relatives and friends istration on the E: , or of David II. McDoi a taliney. | ..... These are, tliuref Miss Addie Zanders, ol 1 nion, is monisli all and sii visiting relatives in our town. and creditors of Mrs. J. F. He twill, of Cross Keys, McDowell, decease is visiting her mother. I>roT?Sto, to?l hil Prof. h. K. Aycook, of ( hnton, South Carolina, o visited relatives hero and at Kelton August, next, aftei l ist week at h o'clock in the Mr. W.I! Walker of Colon, ZZ&ZlonZ'o was hi .lonesville yesterday on busi- Given under my Iil'SS, -'ml day of August Mr. L>iclv Littlejohn, of Asbury, L!u to;.u . ? , Pu blinked ou U.e Billies Mae vv bitlockand Ikrrrotrd hjob, in The Ukmn MeWhirtcr iir'c spending the week * ITER SALE! 1 f and vici, button and lace $2 50 for : 3 00 ? , will be sold for 2 25 5$ for 2 50 02 50, being sold for 1 00 s. all sizes, for 50 $4.00, selling at 2 50 .50, selling for 90 jpS st in, first served. gH 1 Hats at reduced prices, ^ [is, all colors and shades, ?|j| urse. ?1| othing department, and sell suits worth $10 to ?|| at 19c, Shirts worth 50c lj| 3c up. Collars 9c. j|| nnnn?, 1 lite Lawns worth 15c, |j| at 12j<?c, 15c and 20c. is LACES: 15c Embroid- | c goods now 20c, 40c re ering some very rare || T> .1- ? i IS Views of the Negro Problen nak is holding his North and South. g for the summer At the north \vc come close t .erly conference for jiaving ideal theories in regard! arge was held at ^ju; Negro. \Vc presich the princ i last Wednesday. pj^ wf equal political, civil, ee< i i nomic and educational opportun laehed one of his ^08 ^ ^jic t>oUtli, however, th< ions. I he attend- ory is unKlitied by necessary pra< ircthron was good ^jcaj considerations, with the resu report was lictter ^hat tbe actual treatment of tf third quarter. Negro is better there than at tl in was in our town north. In making this statemen . . we have in mind, of course, simlil is drawing nigh northern localities in whic Jie dispensary 111 ^jie mce prot,iem |8 actual. A fc It to put myself on hundred Negroes in a city of 10,0( pposed to the (lis- inhabitants do not constitute x; that it, may be prohlem, as a rule, and the whit nolitieal ftwlinm ? culzelMJ ueserve no ereuit lor lettir )f temperance, law tlieir black fellows alone. Butsu] use a political ^hat a pr<.p<>ndcring inajorit that Senator I ill- of Negroes should immigrate int ice and that quite Michigan or Ohio or New York; le are on astraddle ^ inferred that these nortl lllnian wants to ern st&tes would continue to coi are going to vote demn Negro disfrrnehisemenl y ''I''J the People Would they welcome Negro gove >v 1 illinan stands nors and mayors, Negro legislature ry. 1 think the nIU\ city councils? i to vote on ques tSE! Itinerary <>T the South Can , temperance and llBd PrCSS AsSOCifltlOll. leave politics out. ? > what we call big The route to l>e traveled by tl vote, for they .arc party of the press association en nake mistakes as braces the most licautiful, wildei e liest guide is to and picturesque in the Unite d In prayer and States, and it has been said that n mi a pure source American need leave diis own com lire to be right. try in search of licautiful scenery Telephone. because no place in the know ? world contains scenery grander an _j j ProHitnrc mor<* miP08'nB than the Titan < cu allO UlCUllOrS. chasms, the grand canyons of Amc olina,) iea. The great rivers in their mat >n. f dening rush of rapids and falls, tl ?er, Km,., Probate Pjatnd lakes of mirrored surface,tl gigantic trees and lofty mountaji VIiIter has madr suit nri'Hcnfa luumoa /? ?.... ?> vw?#?avw ww (VV? WIVVIOIJ VIIU IHWi ? tatters of Admin- vivid imagination. All of thei *eib deceased. will be tisited by the presti cxcui ore,' to ciU- and ad- HioniatH on their trip. Wo pill)li? ngular th?? kindred in another column of Tiik Tim km the said I>ayid H. time table Hhowing where and i h^WiCour" of w',nt time the party will ix* at ti Id at Union C. H.. different places on their journey, n tlie 19th day of w ^ "rrn,oSJ; Agonizing Burns iave, why the said are instantly relieved, and perfect! >uld not he granted, healed, hy Bucklen's Arnica Salv< hand and seal this C. Rivenhark, Jr., of Norfolk, Vn Anno Dofnini, 1905. writes: "I burnt my knee dreadfully a son M. (iKKKK, that it blistered pi! over. Uucklcn Probate Judge. Aruica Balve stopped the pain, an 4tb day of August, healed it without a sear.'1 Also hea Times. all woatds aod sores. 25c at !7r. F. < tft-JJt Duke's^ druggist. \ Plea for Factory People. Editor Textile Excelsior. You may think we factory |>coplc Arc an unimportant lot. And the reason why God made m Was he kinder just forgot: And after he'd created us He thought he'd let us stay. And scramble 'round on earth awhile To pass the time away. ? ! Well, I know we're unimportant In one sense of the word, For to the trump of earthly fame Our names are seldom heard. Hut many of us have a heart That's noble, true and kind, With a sunny disposition And a gentle, loving mind. We'll divide with those in need If we only have a dime, We know the Lord will give it back To us some other time. Our treasures aro in heaven. Not here in gold or rank. We'd rather trust it to the l.ord Than put it in a bank. And thus it is while at our work We card, we spin, or weave. We are happy and contented, And have but little time to grieve, While the rattle of the spindle, The slubber or the loom Puts sorrow, care or pain to flight, Or dispels a cloud of gloom. Wc all forget our troubles And our trials here below, As we listen to our shuttles While they rattle to and fro. Yes, wc watch the busy shuttle As baek und forth it speeds, And with pleasure watch the cut marks A' coming through the reeds. Oh ! if I was a millionaire Or financially so stout, I could own the whole of Iluntsvillc And the conntry round about. 1 couldn't then b2 satisfied Unless I had to go And set my looms a' running When I heard the whistle blow. Say, you don't like factory people? Well that's sinful I declare. If by chance you get to heaven There'll be factory people there, When there you meet with us you know Please don't elevate your nose, We'll not have blaek oil on our hands Nor cotton on our clothes. ?S. S. Prttvs. Why Prohibition is not Unanimous. The Guffncy Ledger says: "The dispensary ites and anti-dispensary* ites argues that prohibition does not prohibit. The prohibitionists proclaim that it does. If the liquor element can get all the liquor it wants under prohibition and the prohibitionists are pleased with the m jvmjvings of the law, why not make w?mP.!L Both sides liibition we see no reason to complain, while if we continue dispensaries and barrooms the prohibi* tionists will always be coinplain=r i?g ?' U We answer that the utter lack ol revenue from the sale of whiskey, it the only reason why all can't agrei 0 and make prohibition unanimous, nitfitiim tn Vinrirori and Prailitnre i- wuuiiuM iw nmuiuu hiiu UIOUI1UIO State of South Carolina, ) i- "County of Union. f u- By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate 2. Judge. Whereas, B. F. Arthur has road< suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad >c ministration on the effects of and estab If of Beulah K. Humphries, deceased, t, These are therefore to cite and ad ' monish all and singular the kindrec Y and creditors of the said Beulah E b Humphries, deceased, that they be ant vv appear, before me, in the Court of Pro Kj bate, to be held at Union. C. H., Soutl Carolina, on the 18th aay of August next, after publication hereof, at 1' o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause ig if any they have, why the said Admin ). istration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal thii f 2nd d|y of August Anno Domini to 1905. Jason M. Greer, is Probate Judge, j. Published on the 4th day of August 1905, in the Union Times. 31-2t r; Citation to Kindred and Creditors l?k State of South Carolina, 1 County of Union. By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probatr Judge. Whereas, Sarah Shuttlesworth hat made suit to me to grant her Letters o Administration on the estate of aiu effects of Coleman Shnttleeworth, de ceased. >' These are, therefore, to cite and ad 4t monish all and singular the kiqdrn (1 unci L-reimors 01 me saiu toieman snut tlesworth deceased, that they be am appear, before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held at Union C. H., Boutl V, Carolina, on the 18th day of August n next, after publication hereof, at 1 i o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause . if any they have, why the said Admin istration should not l>e granted, r- Given under ray hand and seal ihi ]. 2nd day of August Anno Domini, 190C Jason M. Grbrh, Probate Judge 10 Published on the 4th day ef August 18 1905, in Tub Union Timks. ^ Poisons In Food. Perhaps you don't realize that man; r" pain poisons originate in yoiy food h hut souie day you may feci a twingi a of dyspepsia that will convince you Dr. King's New Life Pills are guar antecd to cure all sickness due t< ie poisons of undigested food?or monec hack. 25c at I?r. F. C. Duke's druj store. Try them. , SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, ? 1806-1905. r ; Four Schools: Arts, Law Sclencei '? and Teachers System of ' Wide Election. ?. Expenses Moderate. .Opens Septfeitfber 2Ttll, 1906. | THE GRE COST OF THE ? Beginning on Sat We will put on sale our enti for a short time only. This of a lifetime to secure Dress cotton, Shoes, Clothing, Un iery, Gloves, Embroideries, and Small Notions at Whc will be for SPOT CASH ONL charged at these prices. D< m. mmmm m m ma aaa. a m m 5>A IUKDAY No Trading Stamps gh McLure Mer The Under II DR. McCREER EYE SPECIALIST. E Office, (i. & P. Dank Building. Hours, 9 to I I H A I R DENT S Crown, Bridgework and J Office over Mutual Dry G DR. J. M. WALLACE. L WALLACE &, DENT 'own and Bridge Work A Specialty. Phone 11 Special Notices will bo inserted in this oolumn at I ' the mto of 25 words or loss for 26c one issue, four issues for 76o. Additional lines over twenty five words 6c a linn. MACKINTOSH Celebrated English 1 Ttffee Candy, Peter's Swiss Milk ! Chocolate for eating only, Wiley's Chocolatee and Bonbons. Fresh . shipments by express at8caife's. , FRESH today, delicious cakes; Carolino Mixed, ice cream, Currant fruit, Fig dip, marshmallow walnuts, Orange Bars, vanilla cream, seaside , mixed, 5 o'clock teas, orange slices, , fruit cocoanut,chocolate eclair.French e humbles, fig tart, etc., etc. The Union , Grocery Co. SHIRT waist sets, hand bags, embroid. | ery, silk mull, worth 25 cents, now 1 I only 15 cents, at Flynn's. [ FORCE and shredded wheat biscuit : wholesome a?Hl healthful diet for hot weather, fresh from the Union Grocery Co. ' A BIG line of colored lawns just received in the newest and most up-to- ? date styles ; we also have a line of 40-inch figured lawns that have been reduced to 7 1-2 cents, at Flynn's. NYAL'SEas' Em sprinkled in your shoes rests tired feet, is soothing, booting and antiseptic. Makes your feet laugh and walking easy, rrice 25c. The Rice Drug Co. GOOD Mackerel, 10 cents. 3 for 25 cents, just received at The Union Grocery Company. 9 JUST a few more ladies read-made I shirtwaists and shirtwaist suits left, , I so come early if you want one for f about half price at Flynn's. | BIGGEST shipment of Tobaccos ever | received by one retail house at the J Union Grocery Company, all the pop1 ular brands. Kich and Waxy, Rich ^ t and Ripe, all the staple brands and 1 the biggest bargains ever offered in a 10 cents plug. We can save you , money on any of the above brands. Don't fail to see and try any amount j from a plug to a box of onr famous , bargain Sweetheart Tobacco. The ' ' Union Grocery Co. BUGGY Umbrella, 10 steel ribs, heavy 8 duck cover, with fastenings. ?2 00,at ' Oetzel Hardware Co. ' MORE fruit jars sold up to date than t we ever sold in one season before. I Bee us at once if you haven't sup~ | plied your wants. We are selling at remarkably low prices and have some V unusually good jars. The Union ?1 Grocery Company. e . LISK Enameled Ware the prettiest -; and best made, medium priced. To > see it is to buy, at Oetzel Hardware j! Company. * SOMETHING new and especially con.1 venient for pickling purposes Whole mixed spice, extra large packages only 10 cents each. The Union Grocery Company. 0 DIETZ Tubular Lanterns, only 40 cents * same as s??ld elsewhere for 60 cts. at Oetzel Hardware Co. WE are offering bargains from a car or . two of the best flour. Try us on your next order. Thb Union Grocery Co. ATEST SALE SEASON nrday, Joly 29, re stock at Actual Cost will be an opportunity Goods, in both wool and derwear, Millinery, HosHandkerchiefs, Lawns, Resale Prices. This sale *Y and s no goods?will be >n't forget the date, , JULY 29. ^en during this sale. canine to., sellers. y glymph; I YES TESTED FREE. Take Stairway on Main Street, and 2 to G. ; HAIR, [ ^ ISTS. | Regulating a Specialty. J oods Co., Union, S. C. ? DR. H. L. FELLERS. FELLERS, i ISTS. ffi Offices: Rooms 1 and 2 gjj >. nicuuisuu ouuaing. urj after shaving. Price 50c. ank $1.00. The Rice Drug Co. ' IP You enjoy a good smoke, you will And a fine assortment of tne moat popular varieties at The Union Grof eery Company. Special box prices. HERE AT HOME. Onion Citizens Gladly Testify. It is testimony like the following that has placed "the old Quaker Remedy" so far above competitors. When people light here at home raise their voices in praise there is no room left for doubt. Read the public statement of a Union John R. Petty, farmer, Excelsior Knitting Mills, Union, S. C., says: "I suffered an attack of measles 20 .. rears ago and it left me with* case of kidney complaint. The result was a lame, weak and aching back, and have endured agony with it. Doan's Kidney Pills have been a blessing in f my home. They brought the first relief that I experienced in tweifty years. My wife also suffered severely from backache, and the.re were other evidences of kidney disorders, the secretions being irregular and contain- ^ . ing a sediment. Since taking Doan's Kidney Pills the kidney action has been normal and the backache has disappeared. She feels like another woman, and'work is now a pleasure to her." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?-and take no other. Is It Right? Is it right that a property-owner should lose $4.20 to let a dollar make 50 cents? A dealer makes 60 cents mort; on fourteen gallons of ready-foruse paint, at $1.50 per gallon, than our agent dges on eight gallons of L. & M, paint and six gallons of linseed oil, which make, fourteen gallons of the best paint in the world, at $1.20 per gallon ; the property-owner losses just $4.20. Is it right? it only requires 4 gallons of L. A M. and 8 gallons linseed oil to paint a moderate sized house. ^Ten Thousand Churches painted with Longman & Martinez L. & M. Paint. Liberal quanity given to to churches when bougnt from Union Hardware Company, Union, S. C. Notice of Meeting of Stock Holders. Notice is hereby given tbat a meeting of the stockholders of Union & Glenn Springs Railroad Company will he held^^H|^H at the office of said company in the^^^H|H town of Union, South Carolina on 6th day of September, A. D. 1906 at o'clock a. m. That the purpose of sal?^^HB|^B stockholders meeting is to increase capital stookof the said Union A Olen^^^B^^I Springs Railroad Company, three dred and fifty thoasand dollars, so the capital stock of said Union & (''4 1 Springs Railroad Company shall four hundred thousand dollars. Ry order of the Board of Dlrectors-^^^^^H^H T. C. DuNcav, Preslden (x|o. M,. W*TOut^ Seetetgry.