The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, February 01, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

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ft P 1 In the Name of Sense, i P to that good common sense jjK I ]|| of which all of us have a 11| W share, how can you continue MJ Hk mi to ordinary soda crackers, M Mr*"'' III stale and dusty as they must I I M be, when for 5^ you can get W) I I Uneeda Biscuit 1 w TO fresh frnm the oven nrnterted W | from dirt by a package the [VI very beauty of which makes WJ jiK you hungry* W 'w national biscuit company 111 X LOWE & CARNELL X ^ * Is the House that sells you Furniture v and Stoves. ?? J Call on us for Feather Beds, Springs, Mat- J tresses, Furniture and Stoves. ^ A ^ short profits and quick sales { is our Mono. X | i LOWE & CARNELL | I Union, S. C. ^ Main Street || I ^tMWffAKElTAND EMBALMER. H I Bl A FULL LINEOE COFFINS AND CASKETS ALWAYS ON HAND If ti Hearse or Undertakers Wagon sent anywhere. If I v K Calls answered any hour. Prompt aud Good Hj iB Service. Fair Dealing to All. Ej f | M. W. BOBO, I I ' B UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. " 1C0ME! S And see us at our new home at jjjj ?"[0 the old stand of ft 'i';;; ; HARRY AND BELK. | |??| tl (laugh ^ _ _ _ Jg, J Sash, Doors, 1 nri!h, Ly<^>/ Blinds and EH Building Material : '>CtWeen m, oftont IT HAIL rEO* 1 ness 0tthen l^COUJMBlA LUMBER & MFC CO^ COLUMBIA, S.C J Bitters, th 'I 1 An Old Soldier Pleajsed. * ' S\ Editor Union Times':?Once a soldier, I am much olated over the prospective monuftient tliat the ladies of Union propose to erect to the memory oil the Confederate soldiers. I suppose the monument will stand as a symbol for patriotism, also as a memento to the ladies of Union who will cause its erection, anfl whose hearts overflowed with patriotism while we were marching with Lee and Jackson. We, the Confederate soldiers of the early sixties, are now living far in the afternoon of life and will soon have to answer our last roll call; we often dream of the old camp fires and bloody battlefields; seemingly we have made our last fight and only one cause would induce us to flv to arms again, and that would be for the protection of our noble ladies, who could safely count on us till | the last ditch, which would either give us victory or a soldier's grave. In honoring the Confederate soldiers don't forget the deserving daughter whose father went down on the bloody battlefield: have her present, permit her to assist in the unveiling and all will be blest without any petitions from here below. All honor to the ladies of Union and of our country. Without them our victories would have becn few. While our cause was hist, our flag went down with honor. Even our once enemies joined hands with the world in praising the record of the Confederate soldiers. While thanking the noble ladies of Union, I must not forget the record of the old Union rimes, which has bravely stood bv us in war as well as in peace, and without fear of contradiction. 1 don't blieve there is a house within the borders that can be madfe complete without a copy of the dear old Times. P. H. Grady, C. S. A. mrinuay rarty. Santuc, Jan. 29.? It^is said that the assistant teacher at the colored graded school, who. judging from the inquiries of the school children at the postofficc. is "Miss Mary I'easter." gave a birthday! party one day last week. The' novelty and uniqueness of the stvl$ is what catches my mind. i. e.. th< school children each contributed I certain portion of the viands lot I' 's"PI>ose it would link- . [e'pn ',;r Mw.lt* a la Joseph's coat g This Is worth Saving. mixture iJ'sai'("^n h?me-niade Rheumatism ,,r backirh orm oi J"<1 strengthen the kid,,*' 3 0 c,ea?se Jer, overcoming all ,1 yS a,nd B,a<I- I f taken before the * y ^'sorders. jt| lisease: Fluid p . ^ of Rright'slri "ie-half ounce; oS' pandelion, ^ "e ounce' Comnn '"Pound Kargon *c Snrspl,,, f" ?n a bottle and fA y sIlak'"f? in ' doses after mea,S o.,C,,n teasP"on- " welJ-kno\vn authorit'v V edt'me > r ese ingredients are ?tafe? that M b,'e "traction, and Inrn I ofve?e-|int y! can he 0|)t,:?a??^arm less to use. f wi, ?cr with lame bLfcdJ?rCy tro.,,b,e or (at ' or Rheumatism sh ' 1 ^ea. b'ad-1 senption a trial' as I! ,K'Ve this 7 ' >' fo"ow its use ' , bar.m can I n ?""1crs (or l ?*' Mrs- OpNta/Tj^r. S j dark 85 .& & . ... ..v-1 uailgn- | "IVill Airs. Clarence Jeter, near isle, Monday morning at i ' tf, tpv >ck, January 28. 1907. munoi e was in her 70th year. The I'resci nient and burial services took fea,r9 today at the Jeter family j v"n.?k tery. near Santuc. The bur-; of the rviccs were conducted by | ""1 ""( K. A. Brock, of Santuc. She fa,,nft'r . . . , 1, r htthit-fl he widow 01 John 1\. Jeter. ajj prill lias been dead a number of testr.l 1. She was a Miss Hamilton Everj marriage. vorlte I , . . dorsciiif leaves lour sons and one wrjt(.rS( ter and a host of otner rel-1 tice?mi and friends to mourn her non-prof Mrs. Jeter was a consistent }attor r of the Methodist church. numb I woman and kind neighbor; given to devoted mother. It can be the euro 1 lie said of her: "A good toucan 0 of unkno ls f?one- j for this COMI'OHin muke a lit The Limit of Life. ; interest in 1 to any scl est eminent medical scientists | insult to ) imons in the conclusion that to palm o rally accepted limtiation of know wha fe is many years below the ness to suj t possible with the advanced Dr. Pler< c of which the race is now original "I The critical period, that by old Dr. s its duration, seems ?o be much lmita ;o and 60 years; the proper -?4 he bc?dv 'L' (on cms (JeracU ?W ur?d;,c"?"? f^r"scieS so ?0E??tr'fc Mr' T. Iiz? "v'?j '?n,c mtdicint "?n< citi "??< b? d?? - 'he|Heart"roi 4 if 1 For T? Ro Fe TRADE MARK -fat REGISTERED n c dhvct 11 \ ??- ? Weather Change. I Santuc. Jan. 30.?After several \eek s. or rather many clays, of mild spring-like weather, a moderate cold wave came down from the (ireat Lakes and upper Missouri valley, and has spent a week with us. making us draw up in knots, put 011 overcoats, hunt up extra bed covers -and cut more 1 'wood. All of those whom the warm weather caught with big fat hogs on hand were beginning to I feel a little oft , because they could not kill, but the desired cold came and they sure had a "hog-killing % MsSrSZTs ??? ta" fa/r; " j _ Hie Rice Drug Co. 4 Two Deaths In Joncsvllle. \ ' mgess di?U "s't ''fr,llrs Giles! ^ "?K With consumpt o* eH? suH ams were bunWi !i , Hcr refat Gilead church "V f0"ow"l CoTcma^'a vo",thsoin of Mr- F" manhood, died ast T'rT8 "1 hemorrhage of th? rr,day . ?.111 JSC. l i IS | nains were buried the next day' Gilead. A Woman's Back many aches and pains can sod by I;upases and falling, or other displace- J t, of the pelvic organs. Other symp< of female weakness are frequent ache, dizziness, imaginary specks or spots floating before the eyes gnaw- I sensation in stomach, dragging or a i ng down in lower abdominal or pelvic | ^ n, disagreeable drains from pelvic is.faintspells with general weakness. ny considerable number of tlieabovo loins are present there is no remedy vill give quicker relief or a more parit cure than I)r. l'ierce's Favorite ===== -iption. It has a record of over forty j of cures, It is the most potent rating tonic and strengthening nernown to modfcal science. It is made | glyceric extracts of native medici- 3 its found in our forests and con- f* I ot a drop of alcohol or harmful, or #? ? inning drugs. Its ingredients arc | ^ m ted on the bot'le-wrapper and at- , ft ^ wider oath as correct. ml ' ingredient entering into "Fa- J 'rescription " has the written en- ft a*. int of the most eminent medical lYIl of all tiie several schools of prac- ^ >re valuable than any amount of r me essional testimonials?though the 'e not lacking, having been con- 1 J, tllf voluntarily hy grateful patients ffr l"*>ers to exceed the endorsements ml any other medicine extant for of woman's ills. ft not afford to accept any medicine ml wn composition as a substitute v* well proven - .vimcujt of known ion, even though the dealer may ^ tie more profit thereby. Vcmr , W i regaining health is paramount p ^ f.sh interest of fit* and it is an i I flip our Intelligence for him to try VUl >ff upon you a substitute. You fiAfl t you want and it is his busi- ; g/ VUll pply the article called for. . ^ te'a Pleasant Pellets are tho ' ?L dttle Liver Pills" first put up j gi Pierce over forty years ages : W .ted but never equaled. Llttln >d granules?easy to take aa ^ -w f I W. Bouchier, a promt :n of Bennettsvilie, fell e postoffice last Sunday. able was the cause. ?l renty-one Years yster's rtilizers have been the standard i because they are made from honest materials. See that the trade mark is on every bag. None genuine without it. ER GUANO CO., Norfolk, Va. 1 #1 ' Iff NICHOLSON BANK & TRUST COMPANY. | Capital $75,000.00. Having- succeeded VVm. A. Nicholson & Son in the Banking: and Insurance business, and in addition being authorized to act as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, _ 4 _ _ ? 1 * t 1 " etc., we solicit a snare 01 your ousiness, wnicn we ieel that we are well qualified to handle. EMSIIE NICHOLSON. 6E0. C. PERRIN, president. cashier. JOHN A. EANT. M. A. MOORE, VICWKIVI. ASS'.T CASHIER. DIRECTORS. I JOHN c. cm JOHN A. f ANI J. H. GAU.T R. P. HARRY ACQ. W. SMITH EMSIIE MC.101S0N GEO. c. PfRRIN I O. llTcn OUR GENUINE g I OLIVER CHILLED TURN PLOWS f ? v AND IP V(jy v/. satisfied return ]j| same and get your money. UNION HARDWARE COMPANY. | hardware leader. union, s. c. ]kj ^^<> fc<^ - j - -c- - j - *c-cc - ie^ ? JNDERTAKINGl \ W. W. Cooper has charge of this Depart- ^ int and has had many years experience in * ) line. We can furnish any kind of * COFFIN OR CASKET jf short Notice. We alsn ha./? ~ ? C nutl\ULK5S AC. ^ ^ best attention is given to this Department. j* furnish Burial Wagon or Hearse as required, jj Respectfully. * URNER & MAYEIELD. f