Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TESTS PATIENCE. The Most Patient Union Citizen Must Show Annoyance at limes. Nothing spoils :i good disposition, nothing taAes a man's patience Iik*any itehiness of tlit* skin. Itching Piles almost drive you crazy. All day it makes you miserable, all night it keeps you awake. Itch! Itch! Itch witn no relief, .lust tin* same witl Kezeina You can liardly keep fron scralel iag it. You would do so. hul you know it makes it worse. Sue! miseries are daily decrt a<ing. Peoph are learning t hey can heetired I.earn ing the merit of I'oan's Ointment Plenty of proof that .1 loan's ointinen will cure Piles, Kezema or any itehi m ss of the skin, Uead the testimoir of a Pnion citizen : J. M. Mardis, retired farmer, a vet craii of the Civil War, residing at 2 l.ibrand .Street, says: "I have uset Putin's Ointment with very sat isfnetor; results. For a long ti.ne I sulTerei from itching piles. I lost my leg ii the war. hut I have suffered more fron the intolerable itching than I ever di< with thi> leg, and there seemed to hi no relief nignt or day. It was a eon stant torture and the more I seratchet the more it itched. I hate done every thing to try and relieve it, but to m purpose until I read about Doan't Kidney Tills and Poan's ointment ant procured a box of the latter at a drtif store. The salve stopped tjie itching on the lirst application and I can nov say entirely cured it. You are wel come to use my name as an endorse of the claims made for this remedy.' For sale bv all dealers. Trice .*?< cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo New York, sole agents for the Unitei Mates. Remember the name?Doan's?am take no other. Cheated Death. Kidney ttouble often ends fatally but by choosinK the right medicine 10. 11 Wolfe, of Bear Grove, Iowa cheated death, lie says: "Two year ago I had Kidney Trouble whicl caused me *j?reat pain. sulTering ant anxiety, but I took lOlectric Bitter which efTected it complete cure, have also found them of great beneli in general dehility and nerve trouble and keep them constantly on hand since I find they have no equal." F (Make, druggist, guarantees them at at 50c. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Treasurer Bartles Asks Your Atfont inn Pnftironn Hotnhon 1 l%th tv 11 llWii VT b^ll VtlUU^I I 1/ 111 and December 31st. Read and Govern Yourselves Accordingly. Tin* l.ix books will be opened on the loth of October and closed on tin- 31st of December without penalty. After the 31st of December there will be added 1 per cent, penalty for the month of January. I per cent, more for Febrbary, and 5 per cent, more from the 1st to lo of March. After the loth of March executions will be issued. Will commence to collect commutation road tax on the loth of October, and close on the loth day of March. Age for paying commutation road tax is to 50. Age for paying poll tax _M to (10. When paying your taxes please observe the following rules in order to save unnecessary executions, which is annoying to the taxpayers, the treasurer and the shorilT. 1st. lie sure that you get the treasurer to look on his book for your name before you go to the auditor for tin additional as some one might have made your return. 2nd. He sure that you call for your taxes by tin' same name as that in which you returned it. 3rd He sure that you call for the same township in which you made your return and not call for the one into which you have moved since making your return. ?tn. \> lie it you come to see aoout or pay your taxes, he sure that you mcation lite townships in which you own property, as the treasurer is not supposed to know where all your property is located, l'lease remember thes< special school districts when you conic or send to pay your taxes and call foi each special school district and township in which you have properly. When you pay your taxes please look at receipt and see if it covers all of youi personal property, number of acres ol land and lots in town, etc., and if not, then and there pet it corrected, and do not wait till an execution is served against you and then claim that it was the treasurer's fault and not yours as you asked him for your taxes. Tin treasurer does not know when you paid taxes on all of your property That is up to you. Will In tit flu- ful liktt'iiif] places: Union, from October Itltli t< November bib, except at buffalo Cotton Mills. Monday, October 23rd. West Springs, Nov. Mth, forenoon. Dennett's Store, November Kth afternoon till 3 o'clock. Cross Keys, November Oth. Sedalia. November lo, till II o'clock. Adamshurg, November 13, forenoon. I.ocklmrt, November 11 till 3 o'clock, Kelton. November l">. Carlisle. November lt>, forenoon. Santne. November 17, forenoon. Jonesville, November 2l>tli. Tax levy as follows: For State 5 1-2 Mills " Ordinary County 3 1-2 " " Kond I " " Interest on K H bonds 1 1-4 " " Old Soldiers 1-2 " " Constitutional School 3 " " Union Special School 3 " " Carlisle " " " 3 " " Santne " " " 3 " " Jonesville 2 1-2 " " Kocky Creek " " 3 " ' West Springs " " 2 1-2 " " Jonesville School bonds 2 " " I'ast Indebtedness I " J. II. bwrri.K.s, l()-3t Treasurer Union County. Frightful Suffering Relieved. Suffering frightfully from the virulent poisons of undigested food. C. (J. Orayson, of l.ula. Miss., took Dr. King's New l.ife Fills, "with tile result," he writes, "that I was cured." All stomach and bowel disorders give way to their tonic, laxative properties. 2Ge at F, C. Duke's drug store, guaranteed. AN ORDINANCE Ag.iinst Selling Any Kind of Ale Itolie Liquors Within the Corpo ate Limits of the Town of Unio i He it or<laine<l by the Mayor ami J ! dermcn of the Town of Union, Sou | Carolina, in Council assembled anil authority of the same: rj Skction. 1. That from anil after t ' pas-age of this ordinance it shall he i lawful for any person or persons, . principal or agent or otherwise to si | natter or exchange, within the corp , i ate limits of th Town of Union, a , spiiituou-q malt, vinous, ferment* ( j brewed (wlittlu r lager or rice beer), , other liquors or any compound or m _ | tare thereof bv whatever name call " * or known, which contains alcohol a j i is used for a beverage. Provided, no ieg herein contained shall he CO list rt ' to apply to the sale of liquor at a regu k authorized dispensary. I .Skction 2. Any person or iters* I violating this ordinance shall be p 7 ished by a tii:c of not more than < ( hundred dollars ($100.00) or suffer . ' ptisonment for not more than thi n I da vs. 1 | i)onc and ratified in council asst j ; bled under the hand of the Mayor i , the corp .rate seal of the Town of Uni I 41.:., ...........i .i.... r i ? ? i> if in 10 oui/uuvi ua> v?i \m iwuri, i'. if r Attest: It. L. McNai.LY, 1 Ma voi W. I>. AKTIII'It, 11.. s. | Clerk and Tieasurer. [ io-:;t ' AN ORDINANCE r k" Repealing an Ordinance Entiti ".In Ordinance Against Selli r. any Kind of Liquor Within i Corporate Lim.ts of the Town Union,'* Ratified in Council j ? sent hied on the Third Day 1 January, iStjs. ' II" it ordained by the Mayor t: Alderman of the Town of Union, Soi Carolina, in Council Assembled n by authority of the same: Ski tion I. That an ordinance < > titled an "Ordinance Against Selli any Kind of I.iquor within the Cor rate Limits of the Town of Unio ! ratified in Council assembled uni ' the Seal of the Council and the In J1 of the Mayor on the Third day of J ' nary. 1X95, be and the same is heri 1 repealed. Done and ratified in Council assc bled under the hand of the Mayor a the corporate Seal of the Town Union, this Second day of October, I>. 1005. It. L. Mi N\i i.y. Attest: Mayor \\*. D. A ItTIU'K, | l. s | Clerk and Treas. 40-3 /t.V ORDINANCE Prohibiting any Person or I'erso from liringing Into the Town Union From any Point With the State of South Carolin Either as the Agent of the Pu chaser or Vendor, any Alcohm Liquors. Be it Ordained by the Mayor a i W>...... ?l... T r it..: u ?\ IUl'1 II1VII Ul III*- 1U? UUI union# CM I Carolina, in Council assembled and 1 authority of the same: Suction 1. That from and after t passage of tliis ordinance it shnll 1 unlawful for any person or perso whether acting as agent for the pti chaser or vendor to carry, transpoi or bring into the Town of Union, fro any point within tne State of Sou Carolina, any alcoholic liquors, l'r vided. nothing herein contained sin he construed to abrogate the prov ions of the Dispensary I.aw of t State of South Carolina. Suction 2. Any person or perso violating this ordinance shall be pn ished by a tine of not more than O Hundred Dollars ($100.<?0) or still imprisonment for not more than thii days. Done and ratified in Council assei bled, under the hand of the Mayor a Corporate Seal of the Town of Unic this Second day of October, A. D. 19* Attest: K. I.. McNai.i.y, \V. D. Aiitiicr, Mayor fi.. ?.] Clerk and Treas. 40-3 ; AN ORDINANCE lgainst St yring Alcoholic Liqm Within the Corporate Limits the Town of Union. He it ordained by the Mayor a Aldermen of the Town of Union, Sot Carolina, in council assembled and authority of the same: f Section 1. That from and after \ passage of this ordinance it shall be i ' lawful for any person or persons, eit] ' as principal or agent or otherwise, * manufacture, keep or store within I ' corporate limits of the Town of Un ' any spirituous, malt, vinous, ferment 1 brewed (whether lager or rice beer), other linuor, or any compound or m ture thereof by whatever name eal ' or known, which contains alcohol a is used as a beverage. Provided, no insi herein contained shall be constru to apply to the storage or manufacti of liquor as permitted by the Pispensf > Law of the State of South Carolina. Section 2. Whenever it shall brought to the attention of the Mai or Mayor pro tempore of the Town Union hy allldavit, either ii|>on inf mation and belief or otherwise, tl any person or persons has in his, her their pos-ession, or is keeping or st ing, within the corporate limits of t Town of Union either as principal agent or otherwise, any spirituoi malt. vinous, fermented, brew (whether lager or rice beer) or oti iiiptor, or any compound or inixtt thereof hy whatever name called known, which contains alcohol and used as a beverage, said Mayor or Maj pro tempore shall issue a search wi rant, directed to the Chief of Police other police, to search the premises i forth in said affidavit, and seize all un liquor and dip pose of same according law. Suction T Any ixjrson or per ho violating thin ordinance shall he pu ished hy a line of not more than o hundred dollars ($100.00) or suffer ii priaonmcnt for not more than tliir days. l>one and ratified in council assei hied tuider the hand of the Mayor ai corporate seal of the Town of Unio this second day of October, A. P. HX Attest: It. L. McNai.i.v, Mayor. W. P. Aktiiitk, [i,. s.J Clerk and Treasurer, i, 40-3t LOW RATES VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY. o r- To Washington, 0. C.t and Roturn. n. Account American Bankers Association, October 10- 13th, i\. 1906. tli by One fare plus 25 cents for the round trip. Tickets on sale October 8th and he 9th; final limit October 15, with privim lege of extension for an additional ten as dayB on deposit of ticket and payment >11, of fee of 50 cents. ny to chicago, ili,., and return. account jd, NATIONAL BAITI8T CONVENTION, COL., or octoiikr 25th-3Ist. 1905. x: One fare plus 60 cents for the round 'e,j trip. Tickets on sale October 2.3nl and 24tli, limited to return, leaving Chicago not later than November 5th, 1905. lc" For further information, as to rates, l'ar schedules, etc.. call on any agent of the Southern Railway, or address, >118 hu?r?v<'\r.,o?:.xr a 11 1> v u?- r. \V. 11 unt,'i"). 1'! a. ' Atlanta,Ga. 'nc Charleston, S. C. rty AN ORDINANCE Against Transporting or TImulling Alcoholic Liquors XVitliin the Corporate Limits of the Town oi Union. r* Re it ordained by the Mayor and Alderman of the Town of Union. Soutu Carolina, in Council assembled and by authority of the same: Skction 1. That from and after tin passage of this ordinance it shall be led ""biwful f?r any person or persons, a; ? principal or agent or otherwise. t<i transport or handle, within the eorpo10/ r?te limits of the Town of Union, any I spirituous, malt, vinous, fermented, ' browed (whether lager or Hce beer,) or other liciuors, any compound 01 mixture thereof by whatever name called or known, which contains alcol"d hoi and is used as a beverage. Pro th vided nothing herein contained shall tnd be construed to prevent the handlinp and transporting of liquors as is perJ'n" mitted by the Dispensary Law of the 'ng Slate of South Carolina. P(J* Skctiox *2. Any person or persons violating this ordinance shall bo punJ?r ishetl by a li ne of not more than One l,,d Hundred Dollars ($IOO.<X)) or sulfer iU>- imprisonment for not more than thirty 'by days. Done and ratified in Council nssem,n" bled, under the hand of the Mayor and Corporate Seal of the Town of Union, this Second day of October, A. D. 1903. A- Attest: K. L. McNai.i.y, W. D. AitTiiuit, Mayor. ? 11,. s.] Clerk and Treas. 40-3t t A N ~ORDINA NCJE Declaring any Place Where Alcoholic. Liquors are Sold Within the Corporate Limits of the Town of n* Umon to be a Nuisance, and For9 bidding the Leasing of the same \n for such Purpose. W p 1 r- TV _ ! A. 1 - ? v 1 ** | r>e it oraainea Dy tne luayor ana ',c Aldermen of the Town of Union. South Carolina, in Council assembled iul and by authority of the same: Mj Gk<-rioN 1. That from and after by the passage of this ordinance, all buildings and places within the corpc[u> rate limits of the Town of Union wherein alcoholic liquors are stored, sold or offered for sale are hereby de.t clared to be nuisances. ,,n Section 2. It shall be unlawful tli for any person to lease or rent within u- the corporate limits of the Town of }U Uuion any building, place or lot, 's" when such person knows or has reahc sons to believe that the same Is to bo used fof the purpose of storing or in_ selling alcoholic liquors. iU. Section SI. Any person or persons [Vr violating this ordinance shall be pun ty ished by a fine of not more than One Hundred dollars ($100) or suffer im1,1 - prisonment for not more thau thirty "" days, and said nuisance shall be forthwith abated Done and ratified in Council assembled under the hand of the Mayor t and Corporate Seal of the Town of ? Union, this Second day of October, A. D., 1905. Attest: R. L. McNally, yrs W. I). Arthur, Mayor. of [l. s | Clerk and Treasurer. AN ORDINANCE~~ ind ith Against Giving Intoxicating IJby qnor to An Hnhitnal Drunkard ft to a Minor Within Ute Corporate the Limits of the Towft of Union. nn 'ier lie it ordained by the Mayor and to Aldermen of the Town of Union, South [he Carolina, in Council assembled and by lon authority of the same: e<b Section 1. That from and after the ,or passage of this ordinance it shall be lx" unlawful for any person or persons to led jrive, furnish, procure or provide, withI1(' in the corporate limits of the Town of ,'1" Union, any spirituous, malt, vinous, Iet* fermented, brewed (whether lager or lire rice beer), or other liquors, any comiry pound or mixture thereof by whatever name called or known, which contains ,>e alcohol and is used as a beverage, to any ^olf minor, habitual drunkard or to any ?* person who is in the habit of becoming or* intoxicated. Suction 2. Any person or persons or violating this ordinance shall l?e punor" isheil by a fine of not more than one ',e hundred dollars ($100.00) or suffer iinor prisonment for not more than thirty U8i days. e<1 t)one and ratified in Council assemier bled under the hand of the Mayor and ,re Corporate Seal of the Tow.u of Union, or this second day of October, A.I). 1905. 18 Attest: It. Ij. McNai.lv, 'or vi.. v/s ar" W. D. Arthur, ?*" Clerk and Treasurer. 11.. k. | 40-3t eh to Last Hope Vanished. na When lending physicians said that in- W. M. Smithart, of Pekin, la., had June curable consumption, his Inst hope m- vanished ; hut Dr. King's New Diseovty ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds kent him out of his grave. He in- says: "Tliis 'great specific completely ml cured me and saved my life. Since n, then, I have used it for over 10 years, > ">. and consider it a marvelous throat and lung eure." Strictly scientific cure for Coughs, Sore. Throats or Colds; niire, preventive of Pneumonia. Guaranteed, 60c and $1.(X) bottles at F. C. Dukes's drug store. Trial bottle free, tXJi tf/li m~ w i B THE W J qj Our buyer has j M Markets, and n< ;S brings us tons i ? dise. Never bet sg have we been CP fui bargains as | LISTE ; To the music of fj line and join th X their way to Th X; the State. ? Red Wool Flannel 10c ] A Handkerchiefs two for , X Dress Ginghams 5c ya J Lot Remnant Calico 4c g Special Bargai 3 Dress Km Just as good goods at ' cheaper, "that's all." km juur money uacK it yoi i The Ratli I? Citation to Kindred and Creditors. State of South Carolina, ) County of Union. ^ By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate: Judge. Whereas, J. T. Jeter has made] suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the estate of and Veffects of J. Woods Jeter, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said J. Woods . Jeter, deceased, that they be and ^ appear, before me, in the Court of Pro- tl" bate, to be held at Union C. H., South i j Carolina, on the 9th day of October, next, after publication " hereof, at 11 n| o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, -p if any thev have, why the said Admin- * istration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this i, 5th day of September Anno Domini, 1905. Ol Jason M. Greek, i Probate Judge. l( Published on the 20th day of Octo- O ber, 1905, in The Union Times. 39-2t pp Get fi One Pound i< M of ' = BEST BORATED TALCUM for 75 r.FNTC E ? w V LV1 1 4^ at DUKE DRUG CO. Under Hotel Union. Union, S. C. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that H. C. Little, Guardian of the Estateof Bessie Haines. now Rrnwn hm uin?ii??i ?? T son M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in i and for the County of Union, for a final discharge as such Guardian. I It Is Ordered, That the 30th day of 1 Octolwr, A. I>. 1006, he fixed for hear- H in# of Petition, and a final settlement I of said Estate. 3 Jason M. Grkkk, K ProbaU; Judge Union County, S. C. I Published in Tin? Union Timf.s, Sep- S tember 20th, 1006. 30-it | ?B>B5BS3?SSe If ATC n BATT ust returned from early every freigh ind tons of desira ore in the history c i position to offer i we are now offerii N! LIS Low Prices, and e mighty host that re Battery, the che per yard;' Men's Sox 2^ 5c; Solid Mottled Outin rd; Men's Elastic Suspen : per yard; One Lot 5c Plai ins in Shoes, Clc Goods and Noti oThe Battery as any other Our Motto: "Underbuy u want it." VISIT THE E iff Dry Go PROPRIETORS. BBEBeBBBBB BABY CAPS AT THE * ash Bargain Store, The newest and most upi-date line of Baby Caps i lat we have ever seen in . nion. Thev are the he<;t ini aality, grade and shape, i he designs are baautiful. A new line of Skirts and ickets just received, and are 2 ri display to those who wish , ? buy style and fine quality. >ur skirts are tailor made, 1 lade of Panama Cloth in all , lades and shapes. Come one and all and get rst choice at IRS. I). N. WILBIIRN.' ! The Secret of Even the best housekeepers coffee without good matorial. I blended coffee such as unscrupu counters won't do. But take tho LION COFFEE, the leu tho coffee that for over a quar! welcomed in millions of homes?i for a king in this way: HOW TO MAKE tine LION COFFER, became to get bent rei Grind your LION COFFRK rather line. 11 extra for tho j>ot." First mix It with a little colt add white of an egg (if *gg is to be used as a aetl 1st. WITH BOILING WATER. A* THREE MINUTES ONLY. Add a ltttl minute* to settle. Serve promptly. w nun LULU WATt H. Add ; bring It to boll. Then not aside, no minutes irs ready to serve. 3 (Don't boll It too long. < Don't lot It stand more thi DO NTS (.Don't uss water that hat TWO WAYS TO SI let With Em, t'?e part of the white oi OOFKKB befoni boiling. id. WMh C*M Water Ineteed of eggm. Afi aalde for eight or ten minntee, then serve throng! Insist on getting a packag prepare ft according to this r* LION COFFEE In future. (Lion-head on er< (flare these Lion-heads fo SOLD BY GROCERS W0( i I 1 ERY1 the Northern ra t that arrives fX| ble Merchant S >f The Battery ra such wonder= gg W 5TEN!? I then fall in t are wending ($2 ;apest store in jAj ' gj c a pair; Men's 5c PC| igs 5c; 1,000 Yards iders 5c a pair; One lib in si Uatc (t) ri limy, mum, gg ons. ? place; just a little !AS and Undersell, and jsj 1ATTERY. . UJ ods Co., g I gggggggga . Prescriptions There is just this much about it: If your prescription is filled by us, it is filled just exactly as the doctor intended that it chnillrl ha lr ~ l/v AC 91IUUIU afford you a good deal of satisfaction to know that. i4 WE DELIVER GOODS to any part of the city at any time. Palmetto Drug Co., Huiet & Renwick, Owners. Good Coffee cannot make a good cup of >irty, adulterated and queerly ilous dealers shovel over their puro, clean, natural flavored der of all package coffees? ;er of a century has been daily uul you will mako a drink fit GOOD COFFEE. Milta yon mnat um the beat coffee, ao "a tabloepoonful to each cup, end one 1 water, enough to make a thick paste, and Jer), then follow ono of the following rule#: d boiling water, end let It boll e cold water aad act aside live Id little cold water, and la five an ten minutes before serving, t been boiled before. * ETTLE COFFEE. ' a a egg, mixing It with the ground LION L*r boiling add a dash of cold water, and aet ?a strainer. . e of genuine LION COFFEE* :clpe and yon will only use (Bold only in 1 lb. sealed packages.) ?ry package.) r Tamable premiums.) \ EVERYWHERE )LBON 8P10E CO., Toledo, Ohio.