The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 10, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
X TO WHOM IT M
^ This i- to certify that T. K.
^ Hurial League of the IStat
^ with the contract, embalming, wh
pli t" first class hurial outfit, besid
charge- to t'lydc, N. and this
February sth, during one of the >
the winter, without any trouble or
as the funeral was taken charge of
l>v tin- I'lulertaker a- soon as not
X llulTalo.
My daughter had only been
months and eighteen days, and h;<
My advice to all who can i.?<?ct
^ HulTalo, S. Feb. s, 1
POINTLESS PENNINGS.
\
em<o\|r Mr.nieiSK r\ki:i;s.
Well! well! well! It is a strange i
and woeful tiling that so many people
have developed the had habit of fi
dosing themselves in season and our s
of season, morning, noon and night, n
l.et them have the least pain ot '
ache, let there be but tin* -lightest
twitching of a little finger's end?
and away they run to the nostrum 11
b.ittle a a Mi I ,L? a. lie. tl,?1... ''
iu< <!icin< i- ])<Hired. Why 111i~ ? ??i 1 stunt
gu/ding of ?1 rii|T~, harmless .
:ui?l <>tln r\vi>? ? Ill the -prill!* :l
"t? Illic' is need. t|; ill t ile winter a
*'l>racer" Jo keep I.H" ei dd-. livery
Reason call- tor it- remedies. And
many nev* r fail i look carefully to
t ieir health. 'I'll y i?eli<ve in forti- s.
fying tie mselv - against every pos>:h|e
foe in the gui-e of disease. The a:
Aethonian- had erected an altar to 11
"an unknown Hod." This they e;
did after they had exhausted all <
tie ir ingenuity in inventing names
f< r, and making images of their di- ('
vinities. They seemed to think w
they might have left out -onie one
or something. And t<? he on the lr,
safe side, the unknown, the possi- *
hie, eomes in for a share of honor,
and so, an altar is erected. So it
is with many people. They dose ?
for all diseases they have ever had, j
and then put in a lick or two against
some unknown malady that may
Ik* threatening. What makes us do ai
i.;_. ?i. 11 .. i ~ 1 c i
tin.- tiling. ii.MMi, si mt\ i ?;n i ii;i mi, 1
a habit l?orn of ignorance, fear and p<
a morbid imagination. The sick- tl
ness is largely imaginary. tl
Instead of getting at the ti
question from a reasonable point of si
view, we go upon the supposition n
that all medicine is good for all dis- si
i iecs, and this, too, before we know p
what i? the matter with lis or wheth- *
er there is anything the matter. In- a
stead of looking earefully to our p
way of living?the unreasonable 'I
hours we keep, the gormandizing n
we engage in, and the incompatible
foods that we mix together?we put ('
our faith in a medicine bottle. It n
is a ease where "a little learning is si
a dangerous thing." If we knew < ]
nothing about such matters, we ? ;
would then consult a physician and c<
thereby get the benefit of hi-knowledge
and training. Many a man
has slept in a room with windows >
and doors bolted and barred. The
sweet, fresh air, life-giving and
healthful, has been shut out. The f(
poor victim grows thin and pale, f,
He f. ars that consumption is work- c
i ig upon him. Away he goes for t'
cod liver oil, or any other thing that t
some one Happens 10 veeommenu. 1
One open window, costing not a
cent, would be the best medicine in
the world for him. Hut, then, that
costs nothing, and this a grievous
fault. People are crazy for that
which has a big price put upon it.
We suppose that a big price necessarily
means a sure cure. Medicine
is a good thing in its place, no t
doubt, but it is a fearful thing to
form tin-drug-taking habit. Leave _
the giving ??f medicine to skilled
physicians. Look well to your habits
of living. Keep the mind five
from brooding and worry. Fresh
air, sunshine, wholesome foods in
moderation ? these are the things
that go to maintain the health of
the body. Think pure thoughts,
Jive a good life. Think less about
self and more about others. If
these ideas could take deep root in
our hearts there would l?e less call
for the ever ready medicine bottle.
BAILEY FIRNITIRE COMPANY,
Undertaking and Embalming.
Calls attended promptly any hour.
Hearse will go to any part of the
country.
Notice.
"We are arranging to clear up Padgett's
Creek grave yard, and we nee<l
money to do it. Please hand or send
vour contributions to one of the undersigned
committee. All those interested
should help.
T- J. AI.vkrson,
J. W. HlMPUKIKS.
Now i? the Time to 8ul*oribe for
THK Time*.
v v, * jv w/ \i. ju . *. i*
"I r. in satisfied thorp will ho no
ncl.ward stops, whatever the czar
u>> z tempt to ?!o. Tito roooanh!;>:i
t' tlto ri.Lilit of the people to self-R <vrnmcnt
cannot ho undone. 1 believe
!< ezs.r ma.le ;t .mi at mistake in orerkn:
tin dissolution. Front my oli nation,
tlto memhvrs of the don:.:;1,
re ittott witln pttrposes and posx tu
itipli qualifieation to deal with ti e
oee.- .dries of their country. The
tar should have treated with the
ninta."
Mr. Frynn insists that the vTslt of
oloml M. C. Wet more, of St. Louis,
as not for the purpose of indue
ir him to Rive up the idea of returnir
to the I'nited States by way or
ttw York. He said he would stick
> his oripinal itinerary. Mr. Wettore
will return with him.
HOME INSURANCE.
The success of The Peoples Insurncc
Company htts l?ccn marvelous,
hey have issued over five hundred
ulicies since they hegan business
tree mouths ago. The oilieers of
ie Company are very much grutied
at the confidence expressed hy
K-ii hi torsi I psitronage. 1 hoy sire
ow psiying disability < !:?i11is from
lekncss and accident daily. Tliey
siy a wookly disability honotit of
o.(M) fur sickness ami accident ami
lso Soil.(Ml at doatli for the small
mou nt of oil eoiits per month,
hoy have on filo at their office si
uinhor of letters like the following
To the PEOPLES INSCRAXCE
OMPANY.?1 cheerfully reconilond
your Company, I have I toon
iok one week and have received my
laiin all (>. K. for Sid.(Ml on poliios
No. 388 and 381 carried in your
inipany.
I. T. ( it a 11 a m , ITiion Mill,
luue 27, liKMi.
Ir. I.. M. Jordan, Pres. and Treas.
The Peoples Insurance Co.
1 am this day in receipt of check
r So.(M) weekly disability benefit
>r sickness. This is the second
heck I have received in the past
wo weeks and 1 am pleased with
he way your Company does busiioss.
Mus. F.\sxirc IIaht,
Monarch Mill.
OFFICERS.
L. M. JORDAN. Pres't. & Trees.
J. P. MAHON. Manager.
F. M. JORDAN. Secretary.
For further- information call at
heir oilier over the Mutual I ?r>
Goods Co. Ihtoll) 10.
Business Integrity!
There is nothing that gives
as much contidenee as square
and fair dealing with the public.
We do not use any form of
fake schemes in our business.
We have never lowered the
art of piano building to the
mere level of a money-making
traffic.
We have never sacrificed
tone, quality and perfect workmanship
for expense.
We have never made cheap
pianos and never will.
The reputation of our pianos
has been gained by merit alone,
the standing of our firm by
business integrity.
Trie mere possession of a
Stieff piano puts the seal of
supreme approval upon the
musical tastes of its owner.
SOUTHERN WAREROOM,
5 West Trade St, Charlotte, N. C.
C. II. W1LM0TH, Manger.
AY CONCERN! }
Bailey, Lndertnker for tin*
i-s, furnished in aeeordanee
ite plush casket ami a coinc<
furnishing transportation ^
I will add was furnished ^
severest s|H*lls of weather of
e\|H*nse to myself or family,
and all arrangements made
titied over the phone from
in the Burial League four T'
id paid only one installment.
in the ltt'Ki.M. Lkaoi k. ^
W. M. .IONKS. +
SORRY DOUMA IS DISSOLVED.
V. J. Bryan Gives His Views on Rus
sian Situation.
Now York. July -4.?A or.bio from
jondon to the American says:
\\"i 11 it:in J. Bryan said Monday that
10 was sorry to see the doiiinu clisnlved.
Premier Campbell-Bannerinn
iiad happily expressed tile sitna
ion when he paraphrased the old
ay: "The doutiia is dead; Ion;.: live
he douma." meaning that whupver
nay happen to the personnel of the
iinir.s a an institution. ii still livis
If. Itrvan said:
Summons for Relief. T
(Complaint not serv d.)
State of South Carolina, Court of ComCounty
of I'nlon. won Fleas.
Sailie Hughes. Plaintiff, against
Blanche Hughes llill and George \V.
Hughes, defendants.
To the Defendants. George W. Hughes
and Blanche Hughes liill:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this
action which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the said County, and to
serve a copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers at their
office at Union. S. C.. within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to tlie Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Bk\ty tk Walker.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Union. S. C.. July Pith. liKHJ.
I. Frank Pkake. (Seal)
Clerk of Court.
TAKK NOTICE: That the Summons
aim v ompiaitu in me auove ?iaicu
cause of action, was. on the HUh day of
.Filly. A. I>. lJMHi. tiled in the olKce of
the Clerk of Court of Court of Common
Pleas for Cn'on County and Stale
aforesaid.
P.eaty v(* Wat ker.
Attorneys for PlaintilT. !
Cnioit. S. C., July 10th. 1} ?G.
'I'o the l>efendant. George W. Hughes:
TAKE NOTICE: That, unless you
procure the appointment of n guardian
a?l litem to appear and defend this
action in your behalf, we will, after
twenty days from the date of the Service
of the Summons and this Notice in
this action against yon. apply to C. 11. 1
Peake. Master for Union County and
State aforesaid, at his oIKce at the
< nion Court House, for an order tip- jj
pointing some suitable and competent jj
person as guardian ad litem for you.
authorizing him to appear and defend
this action in your behalf
lb: a tv iv W.\ ! k hi.
Attorneys for PlaintilT.
Union. S. C., July 10th. P>
GOOD BYEWHERE!
Citation to Kindred and Creditors.!
Sta^ of South Carolina, 1
County of Union. 1
By Jason M. Greer, Esq., Probate
Judge.
Whereas. I. F. Peake, Clerk of Coin t,
Union County, has tnade suit to me to
grant him Letters of Administration on
the estate of and effects of J. 11. Brannon,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad
monish nil and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said J. U Brannon,
deceased, that they he and appear,
before ine, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Union C. H., South
Carolina, on the 12th day of September,
next, after publication hereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any thev have, why the said Admin- i
istration should not be granted.
Given under my band and seal this P
2nd day of August, Anno Domini,
PMiti.
Jason m. Grekr, ~
Probate Judge.
Published on the 3rd day of August, O*
in Thk Uvion Timrr 3l-fit
good bye- fh
who! v
For Sale.
Several desirable building lots in the 11
Town of Union on easy terms and long "
time. Also two line cowsand one mule. J]
32-2t H. L. Scaikk,
"good bye- wsale!
;
Notice. I
1 t
The firm of Scaife & llamblin was t
dissolved this day by mutual consent. <
All persons having claims against said ?
tirm must present them for payment to i
the undersigned at once. All persons t
indebted to said tirm must make pay- >
inent at once. ?
H. L. Scaike. \V
JSC. K. 11 \M1SLIN. I
AllUllSt 1st, lit Pi. :<2-4t
IT
Notice of Dissolution. 1
Notice is hereby given that the en- '
partnership heretofore existing he- IT
tween It. It. Berry and (i. T. Keller, |
doing Business as druggists under the ?
firm name of Berry A* Keller, has been ^ (
t dissolved by mutual eonsest. i>r. G. n
T. Keller having purchased the entire *
interest of I>r. Berry in said business. 7T
and assumes all past debts and liabili- '
ties ol' said tirin x
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They Would Not Wait. n'
They would not wait until Sept. 1st. i
Many students have enrolled in the .1
Atlanta Commercial College, 24 1-2
Whitehall St., Atlanta. Ga., during the
past 20 days. This indicates our Sep- i!
temher at tendance will be very large. 8
Young friend, the best school is not '
too good for yon. We have the strong- jp
est faculty, the most modern and thor- ,
ough systems of bookkeeping and
shorthand, the best class of students it
from some of our very best homes. j
Investigate and attend the best, the ,
one that cannot onlv eivn v<io first ,
class education, but thru its reputa- i
tion can place you in a good salaried
position as soon as your course is tin- j<]
ished. To continue what you are and ; |
remain where you are what and where , (
you will always he. Are you satisfied? <
If not. net a commercial education. It, *(
is no lottery, there are no hlanes. You
can afford to borrow the money to se- ;
cure it. Many who did so last year are \
today drawing salaries of $75 per I (
month and upward. Make the start. I
Come at once. When you reach our (
city, come directly to the college,
where you will be given prompt at- j
tention and choice of boarding place. (
We are prepared to put you to work
the day you arrive, starting you just i
where your educational advancement
demands, and we will push you thru W
your course and into a good position.
If you want to know more of us, write
for free tataloguc. It ?
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Use Tetley's Teas
For Iced Tea.
J, i
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BAKING DEMC
NEXT 1
We heartilv invite our frienrte to mil .-it
week where we are demonstrating
New Majestic Malleable anc
The Majestic Malleable and steel range:
Majestic people has been considered th
excellence, and far ahead of any other
Charcoal Iron Body in place of Steel, n
the fact that it is the only range in e>
Charcoal Iron, you can readily see that
jestic leads by a big margin. We warn
week, and let us explain this new feat
us explain why it is the best material f
why it is not used on other ranges. V
to buy or not, as the information gaine
HOT COFFKK AM) ]
Conn* :iny tiny during next week and have laitti
<-uits baked on a Majestic in tlire
IIAN1>H< )MK HKTO
l.i .i?:? it.:- *
1111 r\n%\ Mllll Milling tins I 'I'lllOHSlTJILH
set <?f Majestic ware worth every cent of 87.50.
Everything useful, ornamental and durable. (
with us that it cannot he bought for a cent less
Come in any day, you are welcome w
BAILEY m
pecial Advertisements f
KSII Tprnip Seed. All the leading 1
arielies of Turnip and Uutalmga ll WW I
old at E. II. Scaikk. UJU T T J
RBECIJK NOTICE.?We will fur- ===
ish a lirst-i'lass Barbecue at Union j
11 tin' day of the County Campaign
neeting. I). C. Gali.man,
5-10tp R. B. Smith.
\NTKD?By Chicago wholesale and
nail order house, assistant manager, j
man or woman.) for this county and
idjoining territory. Salary $l'0 and '
xpenses paid weekly ; expense moil- I
y advanced. Work pleasant; posi- I
ion permanent. No investment re-j ^^ A
piired. Spare time valuable. Write
it once for full particulars and en- ^1 III
lose self addressed envelope. Ad- tv
Ires*. General Manager, 131 K. Lake
;t., Chicago.
11 V should you join the Burial league
>1 the United States. Because
takes charge of. and comluets all fulerals,
by a competent and trained
'mlertuker, and pays all eX|?enses to
he amount <>t siiMt.no.
is harked Iiy s|imi.(hmi Capital Stork ======
iaiil in ami surplus.
>1' do not have to pay l?ut omv a year, rl oH
md your payments <|o not increase IC*VI Wtl
vith aire.
>1 * <lo not lmw to wait, or depend on ^3^ lOOkl
vhether or not somebody else pays
heir ilucs. The money is always
eaily ami waiting.
is the only Company that insures a
tltMMMi hurial out-fit from the day
I'our policy is issued.
is not lor any one class. It furnishes
i funeral, yood enough for the rich,; i
uul anybody can afford it. (inly $2.00: I M A
i year. j I
you live you can afford to pay it, if
ion don't you cannot afford to lose it.
will protect and identify you anywhere 1
n the Cnited States, and it is only a! ,
iiiitt**r <>t tunc when it will cover every
date, City, Town ami County in the I
Union.
IN the Burial Ivcajruc today. It in the \ n f\ ^
Is-st insurance for funeral exjiense* | iwllVl a.
Herod by any Company in the United j
"dates. That is why other insurance tll?if*
['oinpanies are ti^htin^r it so hard, H1WII
which is the liest evidence that the
Burial l.oa)rue is offering something ?
Is'ttcr than any other company, and
very argument brought against the
Burial Ix'a^ue is a silver star in the
"t tin- league ami a nun hi fin1
"llin "f tin- company that brings it.
Ix*t us write yon up today. Call <?n us
>?r drop a can! and our Agent will call
t" sr, with full information. Bailey
Furniture Co., Cnion, S. ('. 32-4t
ANTED?To buy all kinda of lumber
standing. Room 23, Palace Hotel,
Knoxville, Tenn. 32-4tp 1
3UND?A Watch and Fob. Owner Lll^W L#J
can recover by deacrihing watch and i
paying for thl* notice. Apply to H. .
Union Turn.
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INSTRATION [
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our store any day during next J
the superior qualities of the
I Charcoal Iron Ranges. ~ 1
5 as formerly turned out by the j
iroughout the entire country parrange
made. But with the new
laking it double its value, and
cistence made of Malleable and ; '
if quality is considered, the Ma- . ? --i
t you to call at our store next ! '
:ure:?Charcoal Iron Bodies: let
or range bodies, and incidentally, 1
/e want you to call if you intend |
d will serve you in the future. I
UIKCI'ITK |
[ red lint hiseuits and liot eolYee. llis- |
e minutes Willie you wait.
r WARE FREK.
mi we will give absolutely FREE one [
This ware is on exhibition at our store. *
onie in and see it, and you will agree
than 87..">0, and it is cheap at that.
hether you intend to buy or not \
MURE CO.
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.ter look to their interest ji
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stoves before making
Purchases.
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