Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ / w 1[ i' A ? 1: The New . i J Fashloi h ]l Come in a i; FR J U It shows flu ^ i styles tllnsi 11 most charm -51 by the bes f New York V ========= | J All Butterii are red 19 cents ai None Hlghei I' | Full Li % i' 1 K V ' I; Cal I B01 I |! DEPARTMI PSdhanTi $ Next Saturday, the 20th, I mol/inrr a dtl AA r>i ht ii IUIVI i^, a y/'w . V/V7 puitl IdiC S Hand Bags for only 25c. 2 early, I am in position to J Dry Goods. As you kn 4R vanced greatly; even the ^ 1 l-2c on the yard, but 1 price, 5c. 2 Nice line of Dress Ginghai S Nice line of Percales at thi S Nice line Figured Batiste k 4B Nice line Linenette (as goi $ from ? Nice line of Fancy White And many other goods at a Hand Bag an | o. a. ?w 5 At W. T. Beaty & r= = Our Clothe! FOR SPRING AND SIMMER #BAI A|?J?tMS4#D WAITlNfl : : The "try an" t^jte the sto You are not out anythinj you don't like them?we 1 lieve'that you'll like then so many good dressers d( because they are "made rij at the right price" and b the SPERO, MICHAEL SON label?the label t signifies fit, style and servi Follow the path of fashioi it leads to our clothing i partment. J. COHEN. fajr^ 11 indgetone !EE ;| every latest 4 (rated in the " f ilng manner ? t artlnfta In ^ *. *, 11 ek Katterns J * UC Mk 11 ^ 4 ine of "i i? j ,Herns! | at || 50'S I i- , ENT STORE. t mii i . t BAG FOR 25c| I Will sell to every person $ one of these nice $1.00 ? hfaving placed my order S skve you money on all S ow, all goods have ad5c Calicoes have advanced W still have a lot at the old ? m?v v5 1-3, 10 and 12 l-2c 5 f old price . . . 10c & it 8 1-3 and 10c R }d as linen for shirts) iR ' . . . 10 to 17 l-2c ji Goods . 10 to 35c a such prices. Come, get W d save money. ? YQERT, 3 Ge^s Old Stand.. 3 l Ill 5 ft it fir j? Local News Notes Miss Ina McNally arrived in the city Thursday. The old Hicks house is being remodeled and repainted. Mr. J. F. Mayfield and family have moved to Anderson. \ Superintendent I). B. Fanfc spent Wednesday in IxK-khart. Mr. L. J. Wood, of IiOckhart, was in Union Tuesday. Mr. R. H. Johns, of West Springs, was in Union Thursday. Solicitor Sease was in attendance after the K. of 1*. convention here this week. Little Misses Ruth and Sarah Pryor.-'of "Chester, are visiting at Mr. $-.-.W. Tinsley's. Dr. W. E. Maddox, of Spartanburg, spent Tuesday night with his t rk- in ? i MAvyiioi } 1/1 1 IIW. WUUQOXt | Mr. J. R. Reid, of Columbia, was in attendance upon the K. of P. convention held here this week. Mr. Boho Sparks, one of the old Union boys, came up to the D. O. K. K. celebration on Tuesday. Mr. Tom Thompson, of Columbia, formerly of Union, attended tli<r J>. O. K. K. celebration in Unio? this week. Solicitor Thos. S. Sease, a distinguished Pythian, was in the city this week and figured prominently in the proceedings of the convention . Dr. W. Lee Hart, the popular young physician of Lockhart and a recent victim of the "tiger's" hunger, was a visitor here on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred RarfieM arrived Thursday from Columbia, their home. They brought their sick baby here in the hopes that it would be benefitted. We are triad to noo.*i.~* (.Hell Mr. W . J. Justus will become our regular corresjiondent at Buffalo. Mr. Justus is 'a young man with fine gifts and will be a valuable addition to our force. Rev. J. K. Hair, representing the Baptist Courier, spent several days in Union this week. He lias many friends in Union. He was for several years pastor of the Second Baptist church here. II. K. Tubbs, who has been spending a few weeks with his friend, Mr. H. \V. Edgar, left today for Oxford, N. C., where he has accepted a position to take charge of J. H. Wood's undertaking establishment at that place. J. Eh Jeffries and mother left the j city for Union where they will Ik; joined hy Mrs. Davis Jeffries, a daughter of Mrs. Jeffries, who will accompany them to Charleston where they go to spend a few days. ? Gaffney Ledger. Rev. J. R. Smith, of Cordora, S. C., is this week assisting Rev. D. I). Richardson in a meeting at the Second Baptist church. The meetings are largely attended and great interest is being shown. Rev. Mr. Smith is one of the strong preachers of the Baptist denomination in this state. I . WOMEN PAY MORE. Why Insurance Companies Discriminate Against the Gentle Sex. If one is to believe the medical examiners the reason a woman pays more for the privilege of life insurance is that she is much more commonly a victim of indigestion ami stomach troubles ami the fatal ailments that spring from these causes. . It is not the acute attacks of diseas/that influence the insurance examuiviy alone, but the constant feelings of wea&t ness, headache, indigestion and stomaeffl trouble. These things, physicians say, kill more people than many of the serious diseases. , . ?<rr curative power in all stomach troubles nothing else is as safe yet effective, nothing else can l>e so thoroughly relied upon to relieve all troubles of indigestion, as Mi-o-na. It- is unlike any remedy heretofore known; it is not a mere digestive tablet; it strengthens and restores to natural action tlie stomach and bowels and makes a complete cure in even the worse forin of stomach troubles. The Palmetto Drug Company sells Mi-ona in &0-ccnt boxes under a Eiarantee to refund the money miss it does all that is claimed for it. The Palmetto Drug Co. Mrs. Addie Ixmg, of Indianapolis, Ind., a meml>er of the Daughters of the American Revolution was arrested and locked up at Clifton Forge, Va., at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning for creating a disturbance on a Chesapeake and Ohio train localise a berth in a I'ullman sleeper had not l>een reserved for her. She caused so much row that the passen- i gers were kept awake. She resisted ejectment from the train, and was so violent that a patrol wagon had to 1m? used in conveying her to the station house. She was on her way to Washington to attend theNational 1). A. li. convention.?Journal. I Notice of Election At a special meeting of Tow n Council ; held in Council Chain l**r on 8th day of April, and adjourned over to April 11th, 1947, for the consideration of a Petition from over 100 Freeholders of tne Tow n of i Union, praying that the present Charter of the Town of Union, South Carolina, l>e surrendered and accept incorporation under the General Statute Laws of thin State governing cities of over 5000 Inhabitants as contained in the Civil Code 1902 and amendments thereto, to which, a majority of Council agreed and consented. Therefore, an election is hereby ordered for May 7th, 1907, submitting said question to the qualified electors to the Town of Union, Sdutb Carolina, who will vote FOR or AGAINST surrendering the Old Charter, and accepting the NewCharter for Towns of over 5,000 population as provided by General Civil Code 1902 and Amendments thereto. All qualified electors will lie allowed a vote in the General Flection. The polls will l>e opened ut 8 o'clock a. m. and will lie closed at4o'clock p.m. The voting precincts and Managers are as follows: Ward 1.?At llailc Sliw Co. Managers: II. B. James, J. H. Sehoppaul, T K. Palmer. Ward 2.?Progress Office, (Side Door.) Managers: W. W. Col ton, I. S. Harris, T. M. McNcace. Ward 3.?At Police Headquarters. Managers: .1. W. Meng, Chas. Whitlock, II. G. Bailey. Ward 4.?At. Court House. Managers: .1. Cohen, U. B. Haines, M. L. Ia?i master. Done and ratified in Council assemJ bled under the band of the Major and seal of the Council this, the 11th day of I April, 1907. ? Maelietli Young, Attest: Mayor. W. I). Arthur, Clerk and Treas. 16-3t Summons for Relief. (Complaint served.) State of South Carolina, County of Union, Court of Common Pleas. B. B. Going. Plaintiff, Against j Win. M. Clark, Thos. 1). Clark, I.ilyl Lane, W. J. Stokes, Lily B. Lane, Gertrude Clark, Alfred Clark, S. R. Aycock as Assignee, Mrs. B. F. Greene and Conquest Allen as i Administrator of the Estate of C. "L. Allen, deeeased, Assignee, Defendants. To tlie Defendants Win. M. Clark, Thos. D. Clark, Lily Lane, W. J. Stokes, Lily B. Lane, Gertrude Clark .Alfred Clark, S. R. Aycock as l Assignee, Mrs. M. F. Greene and1 Conquest Allen as Administrator of J the Estate of C. L. Allen, deceased)' Assignee. You are hereby summoned and re-! quired to answer the complaint in this j action of which a copy is hereiwth served upon you and to serve a copy of your answer to said complaint on i the subscriber, at their law office at Union, S. C.. within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day oi such service: and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action , will apply to the court for the relief; demanded in this complaint. Reaty & Walker, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 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 of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions for Union County in the State aforesaid, on the 5th day of April. 1907. Beaty & Walker, Attorneys for Plaintiff. To the Defendants Gertrude Clark and the infant Alfred Clark, Take Notice! That unless you pro-1 cure the appointment of a guardian ad ; litem to represent you the said Alfred , Clark within twenty days after the ser- 1 vice of the Summons and Complaint in | this action upon you, the Plaintiff will J 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 ITmon County and State aforesaid, at his office at Union, S. C., for an order appionting some suitable and competent person as guardian ad litem for you and authorizing and requiring him to appear and defend this action in your behalf. Rcaty & Walker, Attorneys for Plaintiff. (Seal.) I. Frank Peake. Clerk of Court. Date, April 5, A. D., 1907. WINDOW SHADES To be closed out at once a~ bargain for quick buyers. If you want shades this spring buy now. Some nice goods in the lot and they go cheap. PICTURE FRAMING We have the goods; lots of them. They are low. The finish is good; style is correct; also the largest, newest and nicest selection of mat boards Passe Partout Binding all colors. GLASS Picture and Window in all1 sizes. We carry a large stock on hand at all times. SEE US for Calcimo Paint and Wall Paper. FRED. C. MILLINGS THE PAPER MAN. i. The Cdi ' Is more dangerous to you fl or morphine habits, for 1 B Pneumonia and Death. B awful results of Coughs I DR. I I NEW Dl I FOR COUGH B ?????????? | CURED HER ] B "Three years ago I was d IE work, or even walk across i B King's New Discovery, an B gained 58 pounds in weigh g MRS. A. C. WILLIAMS, B Price, 50c and $1.00 , RCCOMMEHO ALL DF I NEW Ml We have just re lot of Hats tha newest shapes, them before you c u customer of out show goods. I YOURS Ft Hutchinson J? ? liiiO SHOE#F01 ;.y Are good shoes. They look ? wear well. They represent th: f;| of shoe excellence, style ai y: united. King Quality shoes interest m V particular about their shoes. | Every man who wears King Qua i>; Shoes once invariably buys then again. He knows they keep ? their shape longer than > 3 other shoes. 1 ?FOR SALE BY McLURE | I MERCANTILE CO.,! | UNION, S. C.. > | |= Sf'ECIA I! Of Solid Gold Top |! Every Pair G l_ $ "*? Come early if you expe< "S* will be promptly filled *5" Collors Pins, 39c. Beau J J A most exquisite assortr 11 ALWAYS SHOWN ]; Mrs. D. ^ | J (THE LAI . I . a igh Habit] ir life than the drink, cocaine H It soon ends in Consumption, H Save yourself from these I and Colds, by taking B (ING'S I SCOVERY I S AND COLDS I PERMANENTLY. I own with a bad cough, unable to B the ropm. 1 began taking Dr. B d itfctfred me permanently. 1 B t and am in splendid health." B lac, Ky. fl v One Oose Gives Relief II 8r GUARANTEED SOLO BY I 3UGGISTS. ILUNERY! | ceived another big i t are strictly the h Don't fail to see 1 buy. We want to I B A I rs. No trouble to H )R BUSINESS, P Halite* a MEN en who are \\ V \ij^k fT PY% SHOF Kk OF THE 1 f^SEASOW | L SALE-} ? Cuff or Waist Pin Sets ! i uaranteed by Us || lp Per ? '\j Pair | , 1 :t to get any. Mail orders ' I. New novelties in Gold I* itiful Cream Shell Beads 25c. rient of Lace Medallions. 1 J* \IG SOMETHING NEW. I| L Wilburn, I DIES STORE.) 5 v.