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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER J ? 01 the South Carolina Public Service t Corporation, which if granted, will { confer among other things, power to condemn lands and other property 1 for all corporate Purposes. \'( >TKT. IS 11 KKKIIY ?.I\ - , KN. that under ami pursuant to the provision of \rticle IV t hapter \ 1 A III. ??f Volume i C ode of laws ot 1110 State of South C arolina. n/o_. and Acts amendatory thereto, the undersigned Hoard of Corporators will on W ednesday, the sixteenth ^ <lay ?>f January. \. I). hjo~. at i j o'clock M. of that day. make application to the Secretary of ^ State, of the State of South Carolina. at hi> office in the City of Columbia, in said State, for a _ charter for the SOCTII l'AkO-,5 UNA lA'liUC SKKVICF. CORPORATION. in pursuance of the Declaration heretofore ^ tiled and the commission issued. If the said charter he granted, j the said corporation will he an- . thorized and empowered to con- ^ (letnn lands and other property _ for its proposed Railroad or S Railway tracks and stations, and! landings for its proposed Steam-' boat business or system, and for ^ all other corporate purposes of the said Corporation, as fully! <et forth and stated in the said Declaration and IVtition. now on V file in the said office of Secreta-1 ry of State, to which Declaration reference is hereby specially made as a part of this notice, and <; proposes to condemn lands and other property for all of it- cor-j ? porate purposes, if necessary, in the following counties, to wit : Charleston. lVrklcy. Dorchester. Oranjjeburjj. Richland. Lexington, Saluda. Cireenwood. .\b- <i beville, Anderson, (ireenville Spartanburg, Cherokee, York Chester, l-airfield. Cnion Yew I berrv. Laurens. Aiken. Colleton ami IJamberj;. iti the State of South Carolina, ami Mecklenburg county in the State oi ^ North Carolina: ami also in the following Towns ami Cities: Charleston. ()ran^eburvf. I.e\n?;t on. Columbia. Saluda, (ireen- ^ wood, Abbeville. \mlerson (ireenville. (ialYney. Yorkville, Koek 11 ill. Chester. I "nion. 1 .an reus. Newberry. \iken and Ramberj^. ami cttber Cities ami ^ Towns in the counties above mentioned, and to own.coibtntct equip and operate a Railway or1-. Railway system for local business. within the said Towns and < it ic*s. lo-epli |. Timmcs. 0 |. C. La\ in. Joseph \. llill. (?eorj;o Mock. Jr.. John r. Iloiincv. (ha?. I?. YanF.tten. '' John F. Tininies. John (I .ott. '' Joseph A. Craig. Sol Kohn. Robert II. |citnings, * Lawrence M. Pincknev. I'oar* I ot Corporators. " co-4t. l' ; c Union & Glenn Springs, _ Kanroau company. I>< S' Leave Union 7;.to A. .M., 14:30 and 430 r. m. Arrive at Buffalo 7:45 A. M.t 1 ^: 15 . . j.nd 4:15 P. M. Leave Buffalo 8:15 A. M.. 1 :.to and 0 s.OO P. M. ^ \rrivc at Union S 30 A. M., 1 45 and '< t 15 P. M. w I.cave Union 0:00 \. M.t 5 .to I* M. < >1 Pass Neal ShoaK 0:35 A. M . 6:05 in P. M. ' ci Arrive at Pride o 55 A. M., 6:45 j.( P. M. Leave Pride 10:45 A. M.. y :ixt P. M Pass Neal Shoal- 10:40 A. M.. 7:15 P M. \rrive at Union 11:40 A. M.. 7-5? i' M. All trains daily. Connections made at Pride with Seaboard Air I.ine through trains. Southbound in the morning and Northbound in the < ning. M. R. Summer, General Passenger Agent. CHRISTMAS PRKSKXTS: There is nothing nicer an?l 51 t 1 / \4 11 1 < r h o # I <ri i-ii eevin' I I ? F I I I I I I ^ I 11(11 \ \ ? ? I I I < I I v < Mil friends more pleasure, than a nice photograph of yourself. I You can gel them at Nates' studio. Hut don't wait ??r you will he too late. 11. I. \ ate>. 5(>~'t. i Special Advertisements Notice* will be insetted in thi* column at he rate of ?"> words or less for -5c one issue, our Irenes for 76c. Additional lines o\er weuty tire word*5c a line. |CI>II shipment, liy express, ?f tine Chocolates and linn-linns, in |i:icka^cs iioin 1(1 out- to one dollar. I-'.. II. Sea il'f. iVK AKE prepared to gin yottr cotton now at any time, ami w ill do our la-st to please our customers. BarrjriiiK and Ties for sale at market prices. Union Oil Mill. 'II.\TAN< K M iA Plows - Middle ImiibIers and two-horse turn plows. See our line. The Peoples Supply Co. 47-tf. U.I. persons wishing to fjet photos for \mas. please gel in votir orders orders. Respectfully. II. T. Yaths VANTKI>?You to know that I have opened up my Shoe Repair and Harness Shoo in the Itrnuii Kloi-L- rwir >f Express office. First class work, s-tr \v. c. Teagnc. 1IDDI.K Bursters?This is the season to use them. Figure with us. The Peoples Supply (-o. 47-tf. 7OTIC E to teachers or anyone buying Toys in quantities for Christinas trees: 1 will g v.' a special discount of 10 per cent. I have a big sclec(iii. O. A. Swygcrt. )-4t. HELLS?Buy vour shells from us for your Thanksgiving hunt. The Peoples Supply Co. 47-tf. A'FRY person who has photos at Yates' Studio will confer a great favor to eall and get same, as 1 wish to tlispose of them at onee. Respectfully, H. T. Yates. 'AGONK?We carry a very large assortment of high-grade farm wagons, \ Old 11 ickory. Tennessee and Nisseri, | always satisfies. The Peoples Sun-1 plv Co. 47-tf. HNS?If you are thinking of buying a gun we can interest you. The Peoples Supply Co. 47-tf. \ NT A CI. ACS has made his HEAD(JCARTEKS at our store this year, j Pay us a visit and see i??r yourself. | THE RICE DRUG CO. UNS?Single and double barrel guns at extremely low prices. The Peoples Supply Co. 47-tf. HE HANDSOMEST line of HIGH( i k a i ) ! i*c ) \ *s :?! llti* able prices, in the city, at THE RICE DRUG GO 'S. E HAVE Xinas presents tor EVERY H()I)Y. Have you selected yours COME before tbc stock is broken. THE RICE DRUG CO. i OTICE?I have some cheap lots for -ale at a bargain on Pine street, near the slamlpipr. See nie for a bargain. )-_'t p?l. T. P. Miller. M \S PR ESEX TS Don't fail to >ee our line before yon buy. THE RICE DRUG C< t NOTICE i the opening of Books of Subscription to the Gapital stock oi ,the South Carolina Public Service Corporation. Yt V r 11 '! " I< 111-' l.? I* l?- v t . I \ A", that l>y virtue of ;t Commis?>n issued t<? the undersigned <>;trd i >t t orporators bv the Ion. Jesse I. (iantt. Secretary f State, lor the State of South arolina, and dated the Xine entli (icjth) day of Xoveinber. jo<>. Rooks of Snhseription to te capital stock of the S( H'Tll AROLIXA PUBLIC SERICE CORP( >RATIOX will he pened, by the undersigned Cor:?rators. at the office of said OUTH C \R()I.I X A PUBLIC KRVICE C( >RP< )RATK )X disto building, in- the city of ran^ehurti-. State of South Carina. on Wednesday, the ninth iv of January. A. I). 1907. at a o'clock A. M. of that day. and ill he kept open until the whole 1 the capital stock, as provided 1 said Commission, or a suffi cut part thereof as required by ... . K..11 1....... . ..1. :i.?..f \\ , :> I l?l 11 I l?l \ * I IK *.11 'M11 I IIIV 11. |<?st'j?li I. 'rininifN. |. I.a\ in. Joseph Hill. (icorj^i' Heck. jr.. John l\ I'?<HiiK-v, ("has. I\. YanEtieu. |<?hn I*, Timnies. John ( . Lott. Joseph A. ('rait;. Sol Kolni. Kohert 11. fcnnini:^. Lawrence M. I'inckney. Hoard of ("orporators. Xovemhcr 22, 1 <jo'V 0-4L WKK \< )TICK ? IW^inninu next wt't'k. I )cc. 17. w e will yin cotton on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Union ()il M ill. 11 I CATCHING COLD. li||f<fl?Ra Thai May Krry Oa Kroni Ihr lliirtor. A person in good health, willi fair play. easily rcciils cold, lint when the j lii'iillh liu^s a little aiul liberties are taken with the sloninrh or with tlie nervous system a chill is easily taken ami. nc<*ording to the weak spot of the imliviilual. assumes the form of a eoltl or pueiiiuonia. or it may ho jaundice, j Of all causes of cold probably fatigue is one of the most efficient. A jailed man coming home at night from a lout; day's w ork, a growing youth losing two hours' sleep over evening parties two or three times a week or a young laily heavily "doing the season." young children overfill and with short allowance of sleep, are common Instances of the victims of cold. Luxury is favorable to chill taking. Very hot rooms, fea I Iter beds, soft chairs, create a sensitiveness that leads to catarrhs. It Is not. after all. the cold that is so much to he feared as the it litiuoiilniit ojtiitlSl iiktie I lio I irSt-A !? ? ?? i lark a chance of doing harm. Some I of the worst colds happen to I how who | do not leave tlioir house or oven their beds. ami those who are most inviilI ncrahle are often those who are moat exposed to changes of temperature and j i who by good sleep, cold ballon*: and . regular habits preserve the tone of . their nervous system and circulation. i Probably many chills g'e contracted at night or at the fag end of the day, when tired people get the equilibrium of their circulation disturbed by either overheated sitting rooms or uuderbent j ed bedrooms ami l>eds. This Is cspej daily the cane with elderly people. In , such cases the mischief is not always done instantaneously or In a single night. It often takes place insidiously, extending over days or even week#.? London Lancet. Pol l< tea. "Moiuin". congress man. I"? "Well, it's old .Mm Smith. Jim. how are you? Have a cigar, Jim." "Thought I'd come around to tell you ; that I'd moved out of your district, j but"? "indeed. Mr. Smith." "You see. 1 wanted to find out If"? I "Yes. Smith " "If you could use your influence to"? "Sorry, my man. but I can't slop. <jood morning."--1'iick. Tax Assessment Notice. I lie time for taking tax re-; I turns begins on the ist day of; January. 1907. and expires on; 1 the joth day of February. 1907. i It is required by law, that all j personal property be returned,! and those failing to return will i>e liable to 50 per cent, penalty[ 011 same. All land owners should see that their tenants make their returns in the proper time. All returns not made to the auditor, or his clerk, must be sworn to before some one com- 1 pctcnt to administer an oath. I will be in the office at I'nion J from the ist day of January to 1 the Jotli. after which time will be at the following places: Kullalo Mills. January _m . West Springs. January 22. (iihbs. forenoon. January 2^. Harrison's store, afternoon | January 2$. 1 Willnirn's store, Cross Keys. J January 24. Sedalia, M inter's store. January _>5. Illaek Koek. forenoon. Janu- ' a ry 2( > , Carlisle. January j?S. Santuc. January j<>. 1 A<lanisl>urj;. January 30. I.oekliart Mills, January ^ 1. Kelton. February 1. lonesville. I'ehruary 2. I Monareli Mills, forenoon. 1*el>- J nary 4. J Aetna Mills, afternoon. Feb- | I UH1 \ 4. l-rom the 5th day of Febru- | ary 1?? the joth. in office. Allr male citizen* between the ages of j 1 and (m> years are liable to pa\ a poll tax. except the following. \\ ho are exempt : ( onfederate soldiers, school trustee*, and those who are afflicted to the extent that they are not able, on account of such affliction, to make a support for themselves. \ letLT ' "* arm being broken does not exempt a person from paying poll tax. Don't forget to make your returns. as the comptroller general positively requires the 50 per 'cent, penalty to be charged to those who do not make their re turns, rcj^;ir<lless of who they are, John < i. Karr. Auditor. Card of Thanks. Mr. \Y. T. Ilolcnmh wishes to, thank the people for their kiinlness to his wife ?1urin^ her ill-! ness. 1 IS? IMPORTANT R. J. REYI TAGS, AS SIMILES Ol THEIR 190 This spac who may have o for the return an< tised in our lgoC by the terms of t> We woult out giving prcscr offer has expired, any cause whatc1 positively refuse Winston-Salem, which is the fu in our offer. No emplo or any notice or ^R. J. REYNOLDS * I IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS. Don't Mistake the Cause of Your Troubles. _ A.Ujtfwi Citizen Shows How to Cure Them. I Many jieople never suspect their kidneys. If suft'erilijr from a lame, weak or aeniii? back they think that it is only a! iimseular weakness; when urinary trouble | sets in they think it will soon correct i itself. Ami so it is with all the other symptoms of kidney disorders. That is just where the danger lies. You must eure these troubles or they lead to diabetes or Itriyht's disease. The liest remedy to use is Dean's Kidney l'ills. It eures all ills which are euused by weak or diseased kidneys. I'niou jieople testify to ]M-rmanent ciiri's. K. I.. Kinirsnmrc, the well known fanner living two miles outside of 1'nion. says:?"I have suffered for thirty-live; years with my kidney. I lirst had it when a Is>y, but of lute years it lias lieeti worse. My kidneys pained me tliat I thought it would kill me. Itiyht across, tbe small of mv back and through the hi) is I had such pains that I was obliged to yet down on the Hour many a time, and as for doiny iny work when these attacks came on that was simply out of the nilcstioii. It was all I i-ooi.l .1.. t<> draw my hreatli. I >iil< 1 not tell all the remedies I have used, Ioit nothing did nic imicli ltihmI until I procured Moan's Kidney I'ills. IVlore <;otlin<r tlicm I liavc Iia?I my Mark ironed with a hot I iron, just as hoi as I could stand it. in tact, tried everything in Iio|h s of eettinj; relief. Moan's Kidney Mills are the only j remedy that has ever <ri\en |,M. ai,v lasting heiielit. My hack has not ached its it formerly did, and is stronger today than it has lieen for twenty-live years. 1 itive all credit to the use of Moan's Kidnev Mills." For Bale by all dealers. Price 60 rents. Koster-M ilhurn Co.. Rnffuln New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. FORAXM AS PRESENT I BUY A SATENBURG SCARF from !8c to $2.5! CUSHION PILLOW TOP for 25c and 51c! CORD TO NATCH for oily 15c SILK SHAWLS from *8c to $2.5! A Nice Pair of GUARANTEED KID GLOVES * for only $1.1!; The Longest KID GLOVES in town for only ...... $3.25 THE NEWEST THINGS IN LADIES' NECKWEAR AND BELTS, SOMETHING ALL LADIES APPRECIATE, how About That XMAS DRESSORHAT? ! WE HAVE EM. j MRS. D. N. WILBURN, "THE LADIES' STORE." i dive We, the undersigned, will apply to the Secretary of State lor a charter for the "Union Club," an organization for social and fraternal purposes, the headquarters of said organization to he in Union, S. C. J. K. Hancock, 11. F. Weber, I). A. Owens, X. A. Austell. .1 j I NOTICE TO HOI IOLDS TOBACCO C SPECIFIED IN A - WHICH ARE SI I CATALOGUE OF I e was bought to remind hold overlooked the fact that our c d delivery to us of tags, as m i Catalogue and Circular of Pi he offer if self on January is/, 1 not consider giving present! its to all, for tags that reacl ( and for this reason we wil vcr for delay in delivery of ta to give presents for any t N. C., after Tuesday, Janu ill extent of time as heretc yee has authority to change offer made by us. ? TOBACCO COH W1NSTON% DR. .IXO. 8. in 1)ENT SA OFFK'KOVKH l>K?l>I.KM|ItA | IUYM IUY 3 Big Toy Opening, Tne I On that day yon will see everything m Goods at my store. Yon can now 5 but will have them folly displayed g date. Come early and get the 3 Special Discount of 10 i Or anyone buying quantities for Chr $! stock and can sunnlv. Don't huv h "V J 10. A. SW' ac >tec>cccccc>c> I SELECT YOURXMAS 6 From our lovely line of Si jtflt Fancy Sets and Gold Je 10 Pins at 25cts. each are be. A of Rings, Lockets, etc. lii Come at once and let us styles we have. | Miss M. E. Case of Appendicitis. Cli St c....... . vi- m.. ?9wiin ^ i oiiiii bry, of Buffalo, suffered an acute' attack of appendicitis. He isj * still suffering intensely. The physicians .advise an operation, i but the patient has not yet j^iven ^ his consent. ef< Wood's Seeds I: roat he FALL LOWING. tci Every farmer should . have a copy of our t n< New Fall Calaloflue sh It gives best methods of seeding, and) full information about 4d Crimson Clover Vetches, Alfalfa Seed Oats, Rye Q../.4 vrru-~* I h( i^aiiwjrf i^vvu TV uwai ^ Grasses and Clovers , Desortptiva Fall Catalogue mailed free, and prices quoted on re(]uest. T. W. Wood I Sons, Soodsman, Richmond, Va. XN1 st Our Trad* Mark Brand Baada'ar* the best and cW-anext qualities obtainable. " < til j I I .DERS OF | OMPANY'S iND FACHOWN ON "RESENTS. I crs of our tags, , >ffcr of presents ado and adverrcscnts, expires 1907. 1 > to one with1 us after our II not consider gs, and \vc will ags that reach ary ist, 1907, >fore stipulated 1 1 or modify this ji SALEM^N.lC. - : MORGAN g 1ST " NK, - - I niox,:H. C. U| Si TOYS! 5 sday, December 11th. S ; in Toys, Dolls, and Christmas H see and get [anything wanted, S by the 11th. Don't forget the fi best selection. I will give a H Per Cent, to Teachers B istmas'Trees. I have a heavy S efore you see uiy line. WjERT. 1 !?????? :- > - >0 : C C C C C Cfc i PRESENTS NOW " terling Silver Novelties, O welry. Our Silver Hat |jl auties. An elegant line I '4 show you what pretty 1| 4 t' O Tinsley. tatiOR To Kindred and Creditors. :itc of South Carolina, County of Union. r Jason M. Grccr, Esq., Probate Judge. Where, D. B. Free, Jr., has made it to mc to grant him Letters of (ministration on the Estate of and cots of Alice Means, deceased, These are, therefore, to cite and admish all and singular the kindred and editors of the said Alice Means, dfc> mtj ased, that they be and appear, before .i,rt r ^: i) i, 111 me v "in i 111 i i"w?m , Hi lie 1<1 at Union C. 11., South Carolina, i the 20th clay of December, next, afr publication hereof, at n o'clock in c forenoon, to show cause, if any ey have, why said Administration ould not he granted. Given under my hand and seal this ii day of December, Anno Domini 06. Jason M. Greer, Probate Judge. Published on the "th day of Dccemr. loof), in the Union Times. Notice to Pythians. The Cherokee lodge K. of I*. ill meet next Tuesday night inead of Christmas night, which as the regularly appointed lie.