Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\4a f Ilia aia ala aAa a|a aia ^A^ aAa ala A A* t Ji | |: A |" The Nct j; Fash! Come In 1 F It shows I styles llli *(> most chai E by the be 1J Ail Buttci t ? arc r % 4* 10 cents 21 None Higt 1: run m 1. # I n a I DU j DEPART! Local News Note Mr. L. D. Smith is still confined liis bed. Mis Pearl Hancock is the guest Mrs. Ed Hancock. Mr. Thos. Mulloy, of Virginia, visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. McJ. Fant, of Santuc, is spen ing some time with her daughter, Mi Richard Morgan. Mrs. W. J. Hill and Miss Keels, Hobbysville, are the guests of Mrs. I W. Bobo this week. Mrs. Theodore Maldox returned 1 llie city today after spending sever days with her mother at Mt. Tabor. Hon. B. F. Townsend, Jno. K. Han -blin, Esq., and A. C. Barron, Est made a busies trip to Spartanbui Tuesday. Mr. Ira Harris has returned to tl -city after spending several montl with his daughter, Mrs. VV. C. Nelso of Atlanta. Miss Mary Wyclifte, the head of tl department in \Yinthrop Collcg spent Saturday and Sunday with hi .sister, Mrs. V. I. Masted- ^ y'Ctix fore?" Eve smiled. Blessljugt.ou'ju-tooa Tiju?.mx oT lTie hmn of tn,k b"h.v ' A?Fedorie Anson. B?Jessie Buzzie, Mrs. Lizzie Wal Brown r?Wn' Clara Be*t,c>' Wesie; r\ ? k>?i-iaa Uavis. G?J..G. Gregory, Sallie Going. H?Mabel Humphries, Mary Williford, W. Hughes, M. J. Humphries, Dr. Thos. W. Hamilton. J?James Jeter, Lilla Jeter. K?J. P. Kalb. M?J. H. Manthen, C. K. Morgan, P?Sirs. J. F. Peser, Minnie Palmer, R?Maxcy Richards, Mary Reynolds, .Julia Reed, Maggie Ruse. S?L. D. Smith, Edna Sanders. W?Mrs. E. W. Williams. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. Hunter, P. M. Notice. A meeting of the City Democratic Executive Committee is hereby called for Tuesday, April 2nd, 1907, at five o'clock in the afternoon in the office of the Secretary J. G. Long, Chairman. J. G. Hughes, Secretary. , ----- -? 1 I Joy 1 -...?? v Butteriek || ??^? I ^ on Sheet 1 I and get one REE * 1 lie very latest ? istrated In the -. ^ rmlng manner & sst artists In _ v (? rick Patterns ? I ieduced io '# I Z. and 15 cents ier The Best J | I ' # Line of | reFicK I eirtemsl ? ill at !j| BO'S | BENT STORE. f *. > 5 Summons for Relief. (Complaint served.) to State of South Carolina, County of Union, Court of Common Pleas. of B. B. Going, Plaintiff, Against js Wm. M. Clark, 'lhos. D. Clark, Lily Lane, W. J. Stokes, Lily B. Lane, Gertrude Clark, Alfred Qlark, S. . R. Aycock as Assignee, Mrs. B. F. Greene and Conquest Allen as rs? Administrator of the Estate of C. L. Allen, deceased, Assignee, Defendants, of To the Defendants Wm. M. Clark, ^ Thos. D. Clark, Lily Lane, W. J. Stokes, Lily B. Lane, Gertrude Clark .Alfred Clark, S. R. Aycock as Assignee, Mrs. M. F. Greene and to Conquest Allen as* Administrator of al the Estate Allen, deceased. Assignee, You are hereby summoned and ren quired to answei*Hhe complaint in this action of which a copy is herciwth served upon you and to serve a copy ^ of your answer to said complaint on the subscriber, at their law office at Union, S. C., within twenty days after ,e the service hereof, exclusive of the is day of such service: and if you fail to n answer the complaint within the time ' aforesaid, the Plaintiff in th?? action will apply to the court for the 'relief demanded in this complaint. * IC Bcaty & Walker, e, Attorneys tor Plaintiff. ;r To the Defendants above named: Take Notice! That the Summons in "this action of which the foregoing is a copy was filed in the office Clerk of Court of Conor. aSfmiy m n?. . vicsaid on the 27th day of r,n^'dl. I9?7Bcaty & Walker, , f Attofncys for Plaintiff, lo the Defendants Gertrude Clark and the infant Alfred Clark, V ' 3^ Notice! 1 hat unless you procure the appointment of a guardian ad litem to represent you the said Alfred Clark within twenty days after the ser vice of the Summons and Complaint in , this action upon you, the Plaintiff will after the expiration of twenty days from the date of such service upon you, apply-to the Hon. W. W.~ Johnson, Judge of Probate for Union County and State aforcs;yd, at his office 1 at Union, S. C., for .ay onder appionting some suitable* lid c.mvpetent person as guardian ad litem you and authorizing and 'requiring him to ap- 1 oe*r and defend this action in your be- J half. e Bcaty & Walker, r Attorneys for Plaintiff. \ T - Vwww./ i. rrank Peake, | Clerk of Court. Date, March 27th, A. D.^ 1907. 1 Notice. * The regular monthly meeting of the Union Building and Loan Association tt will be held at the Court House Friday 0j night, April 2nd, at 8 o'clock p. m. tr J. D. Arthur, " Sec'y and Treas. About That Dead Line For Women. | Professor William I. Thomas will! be ! called upon to face a hot Are of cjrlt- i Iclam froin women of the progressive school because of the dicta found t In his recent book, "Sex aud Societw." Portions of the book have already iippearnl lu various Journals and at tlifferent times, usually with the result that many women became ooimc1<|(i.s that some new man of science 'wfas looking at them with a nifcroscopfc. Now, the microscope doesn't Hatter dk rectly. Put it digs .up truth. Iteadegm of Professor Thomas' argumeut w iO so choose may And therein a vl W which exalts the position the sex of woman holds In the scheme of 1 ie universe. Evidently the author aim ?d to be pitilessly truthful or sclentl 1c throughout the work. lie concedes tl at the uew woman Is getting on, but hli ts that lu her zeal for progress she 1^ ly painfully Ignore certain llmltatl ns that are Inexorable, yet perhap.s^Bre wisely ordered. I llecently another scientist has Airsued t\n? train of tliouglit to the p<Bit. as he believe*, of demonstrating Ant man at bis best is the^olTspring of Boman who Is not engr^s^d in piflfic ofruiiM mid cannot be so engaged ^^Br" still give the world noble ofTsp^K&Sentiment and feeling, accordhi^K^0 Dr. Albert Iteihnmyr, who jtvritt^Bdu woniau's ri^nts as a menace tc^Btho race, ure crushed out of woinenJB^'ho devote their powers to nft'nirs are classed as practical. HusinesS science, literature either dendfw^r use up the finer qualities of and women. Men's strnljj|?/**n ?nt. Women with original >?fSfes of feeMlng and sentimental, kiip'rnctlenl view* of life must rear new strains to k?ep . society moving and likewise nuist cherish their monopoly jealously Bns the heritage of their sex. To quotet^v It is clear that the biological merwSo In the woman's rights movement lies ,fn the loss of the finer sensibilities. Tfbse will he stifled and effaced. We kno^OFfodnv that this priceless Inheritance entirely dependent on the Intensive culture ui iiiu mniiHT lecungs. i nose nklings I have heretofore been highly develoj^S- b>y I tho woman, undisturbed by tu? *11 for existence, e?-otoct?xl by the tnan^nd relieved of the greafet4 part of the material cares of the family. And by constknt culture and. development throughout lhe course of generations these deep sens'Rlllties have become a grand Inherltancor^If, however, woman enters the field .of ncltlvo affairs she will be exposed not onlv to stunting und degeneration of the feelings, but to abnormal growth of tho Intellect and to the Inevitable exhaustion of, the brain through social strife. < Of fills Gcrmnu doctor's reasoning It may be said that his thoughts have come out In an atmosphere where the ! feminine development which be de? plores Is comparatively new. and n 1 startling Innovation. ^jjfcptirieu$e Sltows that women jjojUlI, ili , ^ "practical ability and who Trave exer* clsed It huvo given hlrtli to families of*> strong men. And woninn's Invasion k" of new flehls of activity does not mean that individuals will to an alarming * extent separate thomselves from the sphere where feeling and sentiment . have full play and continue to mark. 1 male offspring. Apparently a major!-., i ty of young women who* engage In \ gainful occupations subsequently mur- ? ry and become devoted mothers. At t least wo may safely wait before de- c tiding offhand that the feminine spirit of the age is going wrong. Professor Thomas himself calls >at- . tentlon to races of women who were 1 stronger than their men, physically J aud every other way; also that often the so called weaknesses of the fe- ^ male character have been due to development rather than to structural .Inferiority. To the main proposition S which he stands for femlnlnlsts ri >ny answer that history shows great r ,en controlled by a woman or won; en. fl, great ei>oolis In which the sway of i *o- g men was complete, and stages of olv- si lllzatlon, as In ancient Egypt. Athens ^ and Sparta, where women ruled tie t| home, directed commerce and controlled the state. In b?le?.,ijin?ly noted C events and persopnges In h^jfirymust *>?, expfn'lued away and-'lessons from | ( .'.Jjtj A . -? " uny experience nirown 10 ino _ winds before society can be convinced , that there Is a dead lino In woman's progress, to be crossed only at perllto <pl& I i"*~T ij j and no ^ ^ Some of the Philadelphia policeman get only $1.75 a day. Yet New York's u? Unest," even the 40 per cent whom g" Chief Bingham says are crooks, think 811 they aro 111 used and underpaid at $1,400 a year. I g?j If the sailor's storm warning, "Long n foretold, long last." holds good with Int respect to Russia's troubles, a genera- Tic tlon may not see their end. The storm now beating upon the autocracy took gu sges to brew. B Bv< The Canadian government has to sub ldlze cold storage warehouses because j the lack Frost is still doing business ana ible to freese out competition wlttknX l iwr tutting up a cent. I J Cor f! T Speaking of presidential tlinl>er, some w ennsylvanlnns are wondering what's tie matter with a son of this Republlcn stronghold for O. O. P. leadership. DF I Rich monsters are not confined to le United States, for a Mexican Is OTHi Terlng $15,000,000 to have a certain q lbe of Indians wiped off the earth. - $ ' ~ H'. :M *> Notice. State of South Carolina, County of Union. To all to whom it may concern: Take Natice! That 011 the nth day of April ,A. D? 1907, at 10 o'clock,a. m., or as soon thereafter as counsel can. be heard, we will apply- to His Honor W. W. Johnson, Judge of Probate for the County of Union and the State aforesaid, for an arder appointing the Hon. W. W. Johnson as Probate Judge as aforesaid as Public Guardian for Rachael Keenan, the nature, amount and condition of the said infant, the said Rachael is in interest as beneficiary in a life insurance policj in amount One Hundred and Fift> Dollars; that 110 sensible, competent or responsible person can be found win will act as guardian. Peaty & Walker, Attorneys for Mary Jane Lipscomb Petitioner. '.V2t. Faster and faster the pace is set. | By people of, action, vim and get, So if at the finish you would he. Take Ho'listcr's Rocky Mountain Tea The Rice Drug Co. REPORT OF. IllE CONDITIO) ___ ?QF THE? \ MERCHANT'S AND PLANTER'! NATIONAL BANK OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, * At Union, in the State of South Caro lina at the Close of business, March 2J 1907. RESOURCESLoans and discounts J224.764 5 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 4. ! ."><) 2 I . S. Honds to secure circulation.. J5.000 0 Hoods, Securities, eto ui.OOO 0 Hanking house. furniture and fixtures.. 10.000 01 Hue from Nutional Hanks, (not reser-e agents) 11.765 7! Due from approved reserve agents 3ti515 ft! 1 hecks and other cash itctrs 2.588 4: Notes of other National Hanks.... 1.375 0? Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 430 5* Specie 21.657 55) nr Legal-tender notes 6,000 00J > i?uviu|'u<iu iuiiii n III] I . B. Treas'r (5) per cent, of circulation) 750 0( Total.**-* Sli'.'.SH 11 LIABILITIES. <vpltal stock paid in $ 60.000 Of Surplus fund 31.318 St Undivided proiits. less expenses and tuxes paid 10.99124 National Hunk Notes outstanding- 15,UtM Ut Individual deposits subject to check 235.038 07 Total $353,838 11 State of South Carolina, I ( outy of Union. t" I, J. J). Arthur, Cashier of the above untried bank, do solemnly swear that theahov? statement is true to the oest oi my knowledge and belief. J. D. Aktiii'ii, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me tills i"th day of March, 1907. J. M. Grkkh, Notary Public. ^ Cokhect^Attkst : F. M. FARH, ) O A. 11. Fostk.tt, V Directors. JtiHK A. KXnt, 1 y --r'" . ..* Statement of the Condition of LHE BANK or CARLISLE Cfceatod at Carlisle, S. C., at the close \ of business, March ID, 1907. 5 HKsouncEs: khans and Discounts $38,779 08 Ivcrdrufts 1,75J 95 ankiiiK House 1.815 06 furniture and Fixtures 77- 01 ither Iteal Hstato.. 15*> 00 JUo from Hanks and Hankers 3,551 47 'urrency 6 no lolil 13 50 Hiver, Nieklesand Pennies tilt! 17 lliccksand Cash Items 38 98 Total $47,534 85 blAlllLITIES: Capital Stoek paid iu $10,000 (it) urpius Fund 2,071 47 ,'uolvided Proiits, less current expenses and tuxes paid 1,881 47 >ue to Hanks and hankers 172 64 dividual Deposits subject to check .. 19,977 41 'ime t.'ertitlcatcs 4.687 47 (Ills Payable 8.733 36 Total $47,534 85 m tate of South Carolina, * ' ^ * County of Union. Before me came Win. H. Gist. Cashier f the Bunk of Carlisle, who beingduly ivorn, says that the above and foreoing statement is a true condition of iid Hunk, as shown by the hooks of le in said hank. Wm. H. Gist. Sworn to atul subscribed before me, lis 2otH day'of March, 1907. C. T. COI.EMAN, [L. S.) orrect Attest; N. P. for S. C. C. A. Jeteh, ) M. C. Draveu. [Directors. . w W. E. Batchkoro, J ; Statement of the condition of everybody's bank ocatert at JonesviUe, S. C.r at the ose of business March 19, 1907. | UESOUKCKS >ans and Discbu&ts ( 2i.?OJ 0] irnituro and Fixtures 1". ) ?rt? je ffoni Hanks And Hankers .... 4 357 34 irroncy l.tttiuu ild .' 2ti i*i ver. Nickels and Pennies 70 4.'< .Total $ 27,888 87 LIABILITIES* , pital Stock Paid In $ 19,100 00 divided Profits, loss Currcut Kxr> nsos and Taxes P-id 477 47 llvidual lie posits Subject to chock 5 8.288 40 ne Certificates 25 00 Total $ 27,888 87 te of South Carolina i ounty of iTnlon eforn mo ? ">? * " " ?" ~ . n. UIU1T, I'HShier of trybodya Hank, who being duly sworn, s that the above ami foregoing stateroom true condition of said llauk, as shown by books of tile in said Hank. J. M. Qault, rorn to before me. thisiSnd day of March, O. C. I'khkin, Jn., <L* s.) N. P., 8. C. rect Attest: *w\ r-fpsromb I \ F. A'tnan V directors i . W. WlKMt \ | < I !. T. F. LITTLEJOHN ) DEMIST i CC: NICHOLSON RANK BUILDING \ rncc HOURS 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. 5 PHONE 117. J [The Cough ST is more dang-erous to your life than the drink, cocaine n H or morphine habits, for it soon ends in Consumption, M B Pneumonia and Death. Save yourself from these H ij I awful results of Coughs and Colds, by taking W I DR. KING'S 1 Smew discovery 1 FOR COUGHS AND COLDS 1 ,!1 CURED HER PERMANENTLY. ,r ? "Three year? ago I was down with a bad cough, unable to wfi work, or even walk across the reun. I began taking Dr. He ' gg King's New Discovery, and it cured me permanently. I gained 58 pounds in weight and am in health." H MRS. A. C. WILLIAMS, Eac, Iiy. g Price, 50c and $1.00 One Dose Gives Relief is RECOMMENDED, GUARANTEED ALL DRUGGISTS. ' pAMEsTI ;:..frbo not forget that our Millinery if J H Openinc is still coino- on. H IVJ - O O """" f.UiUl We have Stylish Mats. We H sell them at reasonable prices, m No trouble to show goods. Call Q 1 and inspect for yourself. jf i | Hutchinson & Gaughmang 8| MILLINERY OPENING"~~j I We will have our opening ^ |p on Wednesday, March ^ 27th, at which time we 1| will be prepared to show JJ2 ?* V you one of the swellest ^ and most up-to-date lines m snapes, uress (latsand .fig . Street Hats. All are corjgjj dially invited to call. ^ Don't forget the date, ug ^ - Wednesday, March 27th. *f| I McLURE MERCANTILE CO. | I THE UNDERSELLERS. | If SPRING MILLINERY OPENING | ; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th, 1907. g j Leghorn Hats, Body Hats, Chiffons, Ornaments, ? j Mourning Goods, Flowers, Feathers. Fruits, Novel- ? [ ties, Quills, Wings. S j We will show the verv latest Impodtatiavc ^ vim n i iUiX3 LM I^FRpNOI PATTERN HATS | * We have some entirely new shapes in Street and 3 P CaTriiQd look our lines over. Don't buy before P P seeing oTFKk'.'M,^-elW fin?"*ft-**d.l' x>f /.b^great- ft i est pleasure to show you our goods. a| \ MRS. D. N. WILBURN, 5 The Ladies' Store. |5 & 'a