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RANCHERS WANT WIVES. Pretty Girls Who go West and Don't Like Their Looks Will Have Fares Refunded. Iiiverton, Wyo.?A wife l.unt is being organi/.ed by tin; band of lonely bachelors who have settled on the homesteads which the government recently opened in the Wind river or Soshone Indian reservation. They call themselves the Riverside Bachelor Club. They have inserted in state papers an advertisement for wives, and they will later advertise in papers j throughout the country unless they should in the meantime find help-! mates. I Young women who may desire to J correspond with any of these young I men with a view of matrimony are j requested to address the secretary of; the club, who will promptly give them any information they may desire regarding the age, personal j appearance, habits, financial circumstances, etc., of any of the wifeseekers. The members of the club are willing to pay the railroad fares and other traveling expenses of any young woman who may come here with the expectation of getting married, and should any young woman ....... -i i? i ??nyj maj uiiiu; coniige uer imnn | after arriving on the ground ami I desire to go hack home single, her I expenses will he paid. Every Hour of tlie Day. Palmetto Drug Co.. the reliable druggists of Union. S. C., are having calls' for "HINDIPO," the new Nerve Ton-! ic and Vitalizer. Cures Nervous De, bility. Insomnia, Restores Lost Vital-1 ity, that they are selling under a positive guarantee. Its merits are becoming the talk of] the town and everybody wants to tryi it, and why not? It costs nothing if it dont' do you good?not one cent. They don't want your money if it does not benefit you, and will cheer-1 fully refund the money. Try it today.! An Oklahoma man, seventy years of ago, has been sentenced to prison for ninety-nine years fori murder; hut of course he may get the usual commutation of time for good behavior. A llfnm'in Tnllc Ua..i ? nl n niuiiiaii torn I1UVY IU IttJlltJVt; M1CUmatiG Pains. '? ( have heen a very great sufferer from llie dreadful disease, rheumatism, lor a number of years. I have tried many medicines but never Rot much relief from any of them until two years ago, when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1 found relief before 1 had used all of one bottle, but kept; 011 applying it and soon felt like a different woman. Through my advice] many of my friends have tried it and can tell you how wonderfully it has worked.?Mrs. Sarah A. Cole. 140 S. New St.. Dover, Del. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a liniment. The relief j from pain which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. It makes] rest and sleep possible. For sale by I Union Drug Co. The Rev. Frank Joseph Schneider recently died in Germany. He was a minister on New York's east side for many years and is said to have| married over couples. He got rich from his fees. A Criminal Attack. 011 an inoffensive citizen is frequently made in that apparently useless little I tube called the "appendix." It's gen-j crally the result of protracted consti-1 pation, following liver torpor. Dr. t King's New Life Pills regulate tlie I liver, prevent appendicitis, and estab-1 lish regular habits of the bowels. 25c | at all druggists. Columbia is getting ready for the reunion. Itev. J. Wm. Flinn, I). 1)., bus accepted the invitation to deliver the annual address to the veterans. A special invitiition will l>e sent to General Stephen D. Lee, the ranking surviving Confederate soldier and a native of South Carolina. His presence would add greatly to the pleasure of the reunion. Whooping Cough. f have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family in cases of whooping cough, and want to tell you that it is the best medicine I have ever used.?\V. F. Gaston. Posco, Ga. Thiremedy is safe and sure. For sale by Union Drug Co. Mrs. Esther McNeil, the founder of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and lirst president of x the organization, died at her home at Fredonia this week. She was U>rn at Carlisle, N. V. 1U years ago, and was widely known throughout the , United States as a temperance worker. Gentle and Effective. A well known Manitoba editor writes: "As an inside worker I lind Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invaluable for the touches of biliousness natural to sedentary life, their action being gentle and effective, clearing the digestive tract and the head." Price, 25 cents. Samples free at Union Drug Co. 1' if. j. , ? EUREKA! Yes, I Have Found It at Last. Found what? Why that Chambc ; Iain's Salve cures eczema and all ma ner of itching of the skin. I ha , been afflicted for many years with sk j diseases. 1 had to get up three or fo times every night and \vash with c<i | water to allay the itching, but sin | using this salve in December, 19c the itching has stopped and has 11 I troubled me.?Rider John T. Onglc ; Rootville, Pa. For sale by Union Dn I Co. In Italy the sale of salt is a go eminent monopoly, its cost in tin country being greater than that < sugar. Every one, therefore, ua it very carefully. It is only forsa in the tobacco shops; and the pr viloge of keeping these is greatl coveted, being a sort of sinecui awarded to men who, in other cour tries would receive a pension fc services to the government. Cured of Rheumatism. Mr. Wm. Henry, of Chattanoog Tetin., had rheumatism in his left ari "The strength seemed to have goi out of the muscles so that it was us less for work." he says. "I appli< Chamberlain's Pain Balm and wrappi the arm in tlannel at night, and to n relief I found that the pain gradual left me and the strength returned, three weeks the rheumatism had di appeared and has not since returned If troubled with rheumatism try a ft applications of Pain Balm. You a certain to be pleased with the reli which it affords. For safe by Unit Drug ?Io. Prof. W. II. Hand, of the Sout Carolina university, lectured to good audience in the graded sclux building at Jonesville. His lectin dealt with the history, comlitic and need of the public schools i South Carolina. Hard Times in Kansas. The old days of grasshoppers at drouth are almost forgotten in tl prosperous Kansas of today; althoip. a citizen of Codell. Karl Shamhur has not yet forgotten a hard time 1 encountered. He says: "I was \voi out and discouraged hy coughing nigi and day. and could lind no relief till tried Dr. King's New Discovery, took less than one bottle to complet ly cure me." The safest and most r liable cough and cold remedy and lut and throat healer ever discovcrc Guaranteed by all druggists. 50c ai J-I.oo. i rial Dottk' tree. Tl>?' eleventh annual meeting < the Palmetto Medical Associatio will bo held at rmrnngmn on wee nesday and Thursday of this wee! This association is composed t?f th colored physicians, dentists, tin pharmacists of this state and tl meetings are usually largely attorn ed. Out of Sight. "Out of sight, out of mind," is ; old saying which applies with speci iorce to a sore, burn or wound that been treated with Iincklen's Arnh Salve. It's out of sight, out of mil and out of existence. Piles too ai chilblains disappear under its healii influence. Guaranteed by all dru tfists. 35c. A factory in Paris caught lire an it was noticed that what appean to he a large number of childn were being thrown out of the wit dow. The police arrived with fi' ladders and a rumor spread that large nuinlier of children had lx*< burned to death. It was ouiek discovered, however that the p1a< on fire was a doll factory, and tl "children" were merely large doll Over 2,(XX) dolls were destroyed b no one was hurt. Cures Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer, Greati Blood Purifier Free. | If your blood is impure, thin, d I eased, hot or full of humors, if yi | have blood poison, cancer, carbuncl eating sores, scrofula, eczema, itchir risings and bumps, scabby, pimply sk bone pains, catarrh, rheumatism, or a blood or skin disease, take Rotai Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Soon all aoi heal, aches and pains stop and the bio is made pure and rich. Druggists by express $i per large bottle. Sam| free by writing Blood Halm Co., t I lanta, Ga. B. B. B. is especially i vised for chronic, deep-seated cases, it cures after all else fails. Sold Union S. C.. by Rice Drug Co. a ! Duke Drug Co. I A remarkably well equipped ( i pedition will sail from Ixtndon ir few days to recover SIM),(XX),(1 worth of sunken treasure off t coast of South and Ksist Afrit This romantic quest is hacked a I financed by hard-headed Kngli business men who are convinc ; that they stand an excellent char of getting good return for th money. This expedition is head by Capt. ('. A. I'. Gardner and the treasure is recovered, the or are to receive five per cent in ad< tion to their regular wages. It w take five years or more for the co : pletion of the expedition. There are many tonics in the land As by the papers you can see; Hut none of them can equal Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tc The Rice Drug Cc ;| Statute of Jefferson Davis. i i The bronze statue of Jefferson i Davis for the monument to Mr. vcl Davis to l>e unveiled in Richmond, ?" June 3rd, was drawn through the '"i j streets of the city to the monuCp'ment site l>y 3000 children who >5, did the hauling hy means of a ot double rope two or three squares y. long. The children were led hy 1 Ix^e and Pickett camps Confederate ! veterans, and these in turn were headed hy a handsomely uniformed v" | lH>y tife and drum corps. The I girls were dressed in white and { many of them waved small Con fedcrate battle Hags throughout the . ! march. i- j X j His Dear Old Mother. i "My dear old mother, who is now )r | eighty three years old, thrives on ElecI trio Hitters," writes W. B. Brunson, of [Dublin, Ga. "She has taken them for; about two years and .enjoys an excellent appetite, feels strong and sleeps well." That's the way Kleltric Bitters] a, affect the aged, and the same happy re-j n. suits follow in all cases of female weakie ness and general debility. Weak, puny J e- children too, are greatly strengthened j :d by them. Guaranteed also for stoin- ] ;d ach. liver and kidney troubles, by all J iy druggists. 50c. ly | A Boy With a Sick Appetite. i." OM Mrs. H., a lady notorious cf I for her saving habits, one morning >n I entered the doctor's surgery, load-J ing a healthy 1m>v of nine years. "Well, Mrs. B.," said the doctor, h ] "who's our patient?" "My nevew a | from town," Mrs. B. replied. :>1 ! "Not much wrong with him, 1 re should say," laughed the doctor, hi pinching his red cheeks. "It's n about is appetite, doctor," said the hoy's aunt in a low voice. "What!" exclaimed the doctor, staring. "Surely he doesn't need Ian appetizer?" "Good grftcious, uj1 no, doctor," replied Mrs. B. in ie horrified accents. "I want you to fh give me summat to make 'is nppetite less. 'K'll eat me out of 'ouse an' 'ome afore 'is month's 'oliday |u is up if 'is appetite ain't cut 1 i down!"?Selected. I1 c-1 The Knoek-out Blow. j The blow which knocked out Corbwti (l: was a revelation to tho prize tighten. ul From the earliest days of tho ring tho knock-out blow was aimed for the jaw, the temple or the jugular vein. Stomach * punches were thrown in to worry and weary the lighter, hut if a s< dentifle miiij n li? i J-.!vi-? c v ,.j-ev t- niiiSt vulnerable spot wds'tno region oT > i the stomach, he'd have laughed at him for an ignoramus. Dr. Pierce is bringing " home to the public a parallel fact; that '* the stomach is the most vulnerable organ ie out of the prize ring as well as in it. We J. | protect our heads, throats, feet and lungs, : but the stomach we are utterly indiffnrj ent to, until disease finds the solar plexus ! and knocks us out. Make your stomach ! : sound and strong by the use of Doctor j Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and in I you protect yourself in your most vulneral able spot. "Golden Medical Discovery" cures "weak stomach," indigestion, or a dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad, thin and imad pure blood and other diseases of the or [Uj gans of digestion and nutrition. Tho "Golden Medical Discovery " has a _ j specific curative efTect upon all mucous ! surfaces and hence cures catarrh, no | matter where located or wiiat stage it may have reached. In Xusal Catarrh it is well to cleanse tho passages with Dr. . 1 Sage's Catarrh Remedy fluid while using ,(* | the "Discovery "as a constitutional rf*m II edy. Will/ tho "Golden Medical Discov, ery" cures catarrhal diseases, as of the stomach, bowels, bladder and other pelvic ' I organs will bo plain to you If you will J> ' read a booklet of extracts from the writMi ings of eminent medical authorities, only dorsing Its ingredients and explaining * tholr curative properties. It is mailed ' free on request. Address Dr. It.V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y. This booklet gives all the rt. Ingredient* entering into l)r. Pierce's Ut medicines from which It will bo seen that they contain not a drop of alcohol, pure, triple-refined glycerine being used instead. Dr. Pierce's great thousand-page Illustrated Common Sense Sledical Adviser 8S' i will lie sent. free, paper-bound, for 21 one; cent stamp*, or cloth-bound for 31 stamp*. Address Dr. Pierce as above. is-. ou j ig,; The Judge Slept in, ny I . nic i Judge Memminger took a nap last res' Monday ?t noon and overslept him self for one hour. All the court ^ i machinery was standing idle wait\t ing for him to get his nap out. If ul- a juryman had done that what ?s would have Ix-on the consequences to him??Cliestertield Advertiser. TYNER'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY. * Many Have Dyspepsia and Don't Know It KM) yon belch up wind? Taste your food aiter eating? See specks befotc 'he the eyes? Are you pale and haggarc? ?a. Does your heart flutter? Are you dirnd j/y? Do you have pains in side or _v | back? Risings or pimples on the skin? Are you low spirited? Is there a sour taster breath bad? Headache? Weak ice kidneys? bilious? Constipated? Are ,.}r you nervous? If so, you have Dyspep-J 1 sia, and it is a dangerous condition.' To cure, take Tyncr's Dyspepsia Rcnv " edy. It is made for just such trouble* ow and symptoms. Tyncr's Dyspcpsij li_ | Remedy removes acids from the stotv ,jj] aeh. strengthens weak stomachs, aid cures the worst Dyspepsia or lndig'sj tion. Druggists or by express 50 cents a bottle. Money refunded if it fails to cure. The Kicc Drug Co., lii! ion, S. C. i Jj ? ! 1 Send in your subscription and vote in the contest. t ! AN ORDINANCE ( ranting Special License by the Town of Union, S. C., for the Flscnl Tear Beginning May 1st, 1907. Be It ordained by the Mayor and Wardens of the town of Union, S. C., In Council Asesmbled and by Authority of same: That every person, firm company or ] corporation engaged In or intending I to engage In any trade, business or i profession hereinafter mentioned, within 'he limits of the town of Union, shall first obtain a license from the clerk and treasurer upon the order Im inr uia/ui, auu a11 i iLCimca iicicill mentioned shall be non-transferable | except by special permission of the i mayor or town council; said license j being for twelve months from the I date said h ^nse is issued; unless for "a shorter time hereinafter specially provided for; and excepting the persons, firms, companlese or corporations who having failed in procuring license under this Ordinance are actually in business during the month of May 1907, or any part of said I month; said license when issued shall j date May 1. 1907, the same as if taken I out on said May 1st, 1907. Any or all licenses may be revoked at any time by the Mayor or Town Council. Section 1. No person, firm or company or corporation shall engage in. ! prosecute or carry on any business, 'occupation or profession hereinafter mentioned without first receiving from ; the Town Clerk and Treasurer, upon i the order of the Mayor, a special li- , cense therefor. Section 2. Before granting any li- j i cense to any person, persons, firms or corporations for carrying op the i business of a Restaurant, Pressing Club, Resident Agent for non resident > Laundry, Pool or Billiard Room, Ciri ens, Side* Show, Ten Pin Alley and , j any other business, in the discretion | of the Mayor or Town Council, the licensee snail ne required to enter inI to a Rood and sufficient bond in the , I sum of Two Hundred Dollars, to be approved by the Mayor, payable to | the Town of Union, S. 0.. for any loss in money. clothing or wearing aparel any person or persons may sustain ; while in or upon the premises of said licensee or of any goods, chattels,; clothing, jewelry, wearing apparel or merchandise given into the custody or ' control of said Licensee. Section 3. Every itinerant, trader j or person (except licensed auction-I eers) offering for sale or attempting j to sell by sample within the town at public outcry or otherwise, any , goods, wares, merchandise, fancy articles, spectacles, jewelry, pictures, i notions or other articles of like char- j acter or kind, shall pay in advance , a license of not less than Ten Dollars 10.00) per day. Fifty Dollaras ($50.00) , per week or Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) per year, and no plea of advertising or selling for any person, firm or corporation of the Town of j Union, shall relieve the said itinerant, | grader or person from the payment i [of said license. V-Section 4. Every itinerant physi- j or vendor or seller of medicine,' ? p rbTeBS.on r or calling, shall pay a license of notj less than Ten Dollars ($10.00) per j day of Fifty ($50.00) per week, and ' no plea of advertising or selling for ! any person, firm or corporation of the town of Union, shall relieve said | physician, vender or seller from the | payment of said license. I Each dray, carriage, buggy, automo-; | bile or other power vehicles and 1 hacks, shall have a number thereon, ; and the driver of any such vehicle ' shall keep that number exposed on his hack, dray, carriage, buggy, au! tomobile or other power vehickle; and every such driver shall wear a dupli cate number in a conspicuous plnce. The Town Clerk and Treasurer i shall issue to each dray, carriage, buggy, automobile or other power ! vehicle and hack and driver, such numbers at the issuance of license ; ! and place the number on the said license. I Section 5. Maps, books, periodicals j and other like articles, each Itinerant, agent or dealer In, Five Dollars | per day or per year $ 50 00 Building & Ixmn Association, for each agent or solicitor i for subscription for shares , of stock of any non-resident; 1 per day 100 00 , Auctioneering in house or on i street, not less that One Doli lar nor more than One Hundred Dollars per day, in the ' discretion of the Mayor or i Town Council. Barber 8hop?for each chair in, not less than Two and One-half Dollars nor more than Five Dollars, according to location, in the discretion i of the Mayor or Town Council. ; Bill Posters?posting, tacking or distributing, per annum 50 00 j j Bill Posters?itinerant, not less than per day 5 00 Billiard and pool room on Main i street, each 25 00 [ i Qilllard and pool room on all : | other streets, except Main ' \street 75 00 : Idcycles for rent, for each pert son, persons, or company keeping them 10 Oft j 'otton Seed Oil Mill, each.... 100 00; 'ircus per day, each, not less than Fifty Dollars nor more than Two Hundred Dollars j in the discretion of the MayJ or or Town Council, jfelde Shows, per day each .. 25 00 JiHacks, Buggies or Carriages, ' two-horse, kept for hire out' side of livery stable, each .. 15 00 IHHfks. buggies or carriages, 11 one-horse, kept for hire outj side of livery stables, each .. 10 00 : 1 Automobiles or other power , vehicles kept for hire and transportation of passengers, per each passenger seating capacity 2 50 , .Automobiles or other power i venicies sepi ior nire and dray age pur poses, at discretion of Mayor or Town Council. Drays?for each three-horse dray 20 00 Drays?for each two horse dray 15 00 , Jlrays?ior each one-horse T dray 10 00 Hi The maximum fee to be 1 charged for each passenger V within tie corporate limits f \ ' I by hacks, buggies or carriages or automobiles or other power vehicles, shall not exceed twenty-five cents to suid passenger's destination; provided no fee shall be charged for any passenger under five years of age. The maximum fee to be charged for baggage by hacks, carriages, buggies, automobiles or other power vehicles or drays, shall not exceed twenty-five cents for 300 pounds; fifty cents for 301 pounds to one thousand pounds, to any destination within the corporate limits of the town of Union; and any violation of the charges as above limited by a hack, carriage, bug-, gy, automobile, power vehickle or dray licensee; such license as may be held by such violator shall be re- I voked. I Section 7. All drays, hacks, ^ carriages, automobiles or _ other power vehicles or buggies, shall be inspected once 8. per month by the Mayor or Chief of Police at Police q Headquarters, and all hack, buggy, carriage, dray, hors- ^ es or mules and automobile or otherr power vehicles, unflit for use, shall not be al- a| lowed to be used for such purposes upon the streets. n Each dray, hack, carriage, ^ buggy or automobile or other power vehicle licensee who a shall work or allow to be C( worked any horse or mule to dray, carriage or buggy or ^ run automobiles or other ^ ppwer vehicles after same has been declared unfit by f. Mayor or Chief of Police. a shall forfeit his or her or their license and same shall be revoked. 8] The above Sections in refer- * ence to inspection and charg- . es shall apply to Livery, Feed ^ and Sale Stables, who shall run drays, hacks, carriages, {} buggies, automobiles or tl other power vehicles under ^ the provisions of this Ordinance. n Stables?each Livery, Feed and J. Sales, including street carriages, hacks, buggies and p Drays, within one-half mile t) of Southern Railway depot, Fifty Dollars; more than one half mile from said depot a within the corporate limits, "tl Forty Dollars. Express Company and Oil Com- A pany transacting and doing business in this town and ther points within this state for corporations other than the government of the Cnited States, Its officers and agents: ! -( Express Company 100 00 Oil Company .... 100 00 Flying Jenny 200 00 Flying Jenny, per day 10 00 ? Flying Jenny, per week 40 00 Flying Jenny, per month.. .. 100 00 Exhibitions outside of opera The"discretion of the Mayor s or Town Council, not more o than, per day 100 00 l Fairs, concerts, festivals or n parties on streets, per night or day, in the discretion of ( the Mayor or Town Council, v not more than 100 00 p Play or show, lecture, musical b entertainment for reward out- d side of opera house, in dis- n cretlon of the Mayor or L Town Council, for each, not more than 100 00 d Solicitor soliciting labor from s the town of Union for points t< beyond Incorporate limits, per p day 100 00 b Soda Fountains 5 00 q Ice Cream saloon 5 00 ( Ice Cream on streets, each w person selling 5 00 t< Lunch Healers, per day One tl Dollar, per year 50 00 s, Real Estate Agents 25 00 k Occulist or Optician, itinerant, ! b per day 50 00 } 0 Opera house 50 00 ti Oyster saloon 10 00 p Pawn broker 50 00 n Photograph gallery 10 00 b Photographer, itinerant, each, a per day ... 1 00 a Boot or shoe black, with privl- o lege of chair on street, ( each 10 00 Boot or shoe black in barber h shop 5 00 d Each Boot or shoe black shall y wear a badge In a conspicu- b ous place, having upon it a o number; said badge to be issued by Town Clerk and T Treasurer at the issuance of h license and place the number h on said license. tl Shooting gallery, each 25 00 d Skating ring, each, Five Dol- a lars per month or per year 50 00 d Railroads for business done It within the state and not in- p eluding that done without ! p the state, each 200 00 Restaurants, each 50 00 t Ten Pin Alley, each 100 00 k Telegraph company operating o an office within the incorpo- N rate limits of the town of o< Union, each shall pay a 11- tt cense per annum of 50 00 h Telephone company transact- w Ing and dooing business be- ai tween any points In this town ti or any other point or points in this state, for individuals tt or corporations other than ei the government of the Unit- fi ed States, its officers and C agents, each 100 00 Life Insurance companies, each 25 00 ol Fire Insurance companies, each 20 00 d: Casualty or other Insurance companies, each 10 00 { hi Pressing Clubs?firms, person s< or persons, cleaning clothes, 1 a etc., each 25 00 Roasters?Peanut or pop corn A on streets (other than at place of business of owner) ? each " ... .T.-rT77 30 00 - Ammunition-?whether loaded or unloaded, balls, cartridges, etc., for each dealer, per 00 31ot machines for vending merchandise, each 2 60 ^ For weighing and other things not gaming, each 2 50 ,. For playfhg tunes 5 <J0 ( Laundry?each resident agent soliciting for laundry outside I of town of Union 10 #0 ( ** J >JL r Makes a VVoman" ^ . Look Ten Years Younger . Because It takes a great weight oil her mind i Jeli-O Solves the daily Desert problem. By using Joll-O it is j>os.sihle to serve i a different dessert every day in the year. ' Jell-O can be prepared iu1T"V J"?- Htantly'?simply A\ n<bl boiling water vi and set to oool. ^ favors. 10c. Bk^HaaajBpjr per package, at all The Cenesee Pure F?*4 .. LeKsy. N.T. L Visitourbooth st .JsmestownKxponitlon. a I I For each and every business not reviiieu nuove, Mun i ne cnargea in . le discretion of the Mayor or Town J ouncil. J Section 9. That all licenses herein * lentioned are due and collectable, / spinning May 1st, 1907, and are sub>ct to inspection by policemen at ny time. " "*1 Sec. 10. Any person, persons, compay, firm or corporation embraced or lentioned in any of the foregoing ictlon or sections of this Ordinance nd required therein to obtain lisnse or to pay for the performing r carrying on of their respective mi uslness or for the transaction of ~ le same, who shall fall, refuse or eglect to pay the license or amount lereln specified In advance, and each nd every person, firm or corporaon giving, showing or attempting to ive or show any of the performances bows or exhibitions without having eceived and paid for their license > do so, and nny person or persons, rm or corporation violating any art or parts of this Ordinance, shall e required to pay a fine of not less ban One Dollar or more than One lundred Dollars per day for each and very day so ofTending, or to be tmrlsoned and made to work on the Ireets and public placese of thte town ar not more than thirty days for ach day so ofTending, in the discreon of the Mayor or Town Council. Done and ratified in Council assent led, under the hand of the Mayor nd seal of the Town of Union, this be 9th day of April, A. D. 1907. Macbeth Young, ittest: Mayor. (L. S.) W. D. Arthur, Clerk and Treasurer. AN ORDINANCE 'o Raise Supplies for the Fiscal Year Beginning May 1, 1907, for the Town of lluion, S. C. le it Ordained by the Mayor and Wardens of Union, S. C., in Council Assembled and by the authority of same. ".Hi a cirx to cover the expense of O M 9 TT~ 1 ? ? M - .?.? lunii ui 11 iimil irom me 1st flay f May 1907 to the first day of May. 908, be levied and collected In maner and form as follows: Section 1. That a tax of eighteen 18) mills upon every dollar of the alue of all real estate, personal roperty and stock In trade is herey levied for general purposes including one thousand ($1,000) for the laintenance of the Carnegie Free plbrary. Sec. 2. That the sum of two ($2.00) ollars fixed as a commutation for the treet or road duty, and the said sum a he paid by all able-bodied male ersons, able to perform or cause to e performed the labor herein reuired, between the ages of twenty-one 21) and fifty(50) years who reside dthin the corporate limits of said jwii, except ordained ministers and lose exempt by law, and any peron liable to this tax, who shall fall ) pay within the time specified, shall e required to work on the streets f Union four days under the direcon of the street overseer, and any erson falling either to pay said comliitation or perform said labor shall e brought before the Mayor's Court nd upon conviction, shall be fined sum not exceeding Ten($10) dollars r imprisoned not exceeding twenty 20) days, either of both. Sec. 3. That one-half of the taxes erein levied and assessed shall be a nn/? ?/v?l * - J nc: nuu kuiiaviou in me montn or lay 1907 and the remaining half shall e due and collected during the month f October, 1907. a Sec. 4. That the Town Clerk and 1 reasurer shall proceed to collect onealf the eaxes herein levied, and that e shall keep his books open from le first day of May next, to the first ay of June, 1907, for this purpose; fter which time he shall proceed by (stress or otherwise, as prescribed by iw, to collect such as rmains unaid with a penalty of twenty (20) er cent. * Sec. F>. That the Town Clerk and reasurer shall reopen his books and eep them open from the first day f October' next to the first day of ? ovember, 1907, for the purposes of electing the remaining half of the ixes herein levied, after which time, e shall proceed by distress or otherise prescribed by law, to collect such b remains unpaid with a penalty of iventy (20( per cent. Sec. 6. That the basis of value for ixatlon of real estate, personal proprty and stock in trade shall be taken om the assessments as levied by the ountv Auditor In 190fi and 1007 Sec* 7. That all ordinances or part ^ f ordinances conflicting with this orInance are hereby declared repealed. Done and ratified In Council assemled under the hand of the Mayor and sal of the Council this 9th day of prll, 1907. Macbeth Young, ttest: Mayor. Notice. t At*.*"*"' *? The annual meeting of the Farmer's . lutnal Fire Insurance company, of Unas county, will l>e held Saturday, May h, In the courthouse at Union, S. Cf. t 11:30 o clock sharp. J. M. (?recr, Sec'y ?tc Treas, yv / \ /1