Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\f I A? J" The New j; Fashio -i> ' ^ 1[ Come In a J; F? ? It shows thi II styles lllus ii most charn i i by the bes ^ New York 1J All Butter! j' are red t * 10 cents a T ^ ~s? None Highei |! Full L S" o i -| Cfll -I' I n a 1 I! D U I v J! DEPARTS!! |Low Prices 1 | On Honest Goods. ? S You Ask? Try a I S Money. I am Sell 2 All Dress Goods (50c the u All Dress Ginghams (12 1-1 Sj 36-inch Taffeta Silk SI, $ S Also all kinds thin goods other items < 3 EMBROIDERIES?Two lots S One at 5c and one at 6 I? them. 10. A. SWYOERT i S At W. T. Beaty & *X<X<X<XA | HARP I | IF YOU WA * | STYLISH, U | ? SET OF Bl it | NESS, WE | TEREST V< 11 Hi I! THE PEOPLE! 1 |*V << Wt * v V A ' i * ' ?i * toy if Bntterick It ???? "I it Sheet 5indgetone )| iEE 0 very latest jf trated In thp - l ^ ilng manner t artists In a& i ^ ck Patterns Inced to 5 j. nd 15 cents & r The Best [I I n ine of !l I BEiGKJ ilernsl I I ?T ^ A rt j: 5U 1 ? ENT STORE. !l l? Until May 10 g What More Do| Purchase and Save ? ling . . . . g world over) at . . 45c m 2c the world over) at 9c u 1.25 the world over 95c 5 for summer and many u it low prices. S to go at Real Bargains? S 4c. Come take a look at & i AND 10c STORE. ? Co.'s Old Stand. & IPMXMM&X&XX* ?)ESS!l lsTL NT A NICE, | IP-TO-DATE | DGQYHAR- ? | CAN IN- | III/. I 5 SUPPLY CO. | * ? | Local News Notes ; Mr. B. B. James is at home elite! sick. Hon. J. A. Sawyer is atteifling court at Newberry. Miss Eugenia Meng ha^ft'turned to Union for the summer/ Mr. T. R. Cash is havnig his residence on Church street improved. Mrs. Dan Wallace wil leave Saturday for a visit to Char ?ton. Mr. R. Eugene Yearn n. ?f rens, is visiting friends In the city. Mr. J. J. MeSwain, of the Greenville bar, was in Union Saturday. Mr. C. P. Summer just hack from a trip to Jamestowft Exposition, Hon. B. F. Townsend spent a day in Columbia this week on bus in eng. Mr. D. J. Hartzell, of Buffalo, spent several days this week in Spartanburg. Mrs. C. E. Gray, of Laurens, is visiting Mrs. J. \V. Clarke Hotel Union. Mr. I). W. Reeves, of Bartow, ; Fla., is visiting at Mr. T. E. ! Bailey's. Mrs. E. Prioleau is at hoitie again after spending several weeks in Charleston. Miss Sarah Watson spent Saturday and Sunday in Greenville the guest of Miss Anna Watkins. Miss Addie Hughes, sister of Hon. J. G. Hughes, is the guest of Mrs. Claude Sartor. Mr. J. K. Hamblin spent a day or two in Columbia this week on a business trip. Rev. W. B. Justus left for district conference at Duncan Thursday afternoon. \ Mr. B. F. Alston. Jr.. mnnnomr of the oil mill, made a business trip 1 to Jonesville Wednesday. Mr. W. N. Glymph, of the Riee [ Drug Co., will leave today for a ' brief visit to his mother. Miss Lunette Townsend, who is a : student at the College for Women, Columbia, is in the city. Rev. C. T. Seaife passed through Union yesterday on his way from 1 Fair Forest to Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Boyd left Union Wednesday for a visit to Mrs. Boyd's father, at Hobby^Ule. Miss Pearl Goforth^who lids been teaching at Padgett's creek, Bias returned to Union to spend the summer. Rev. A. G. Wardlaw, D. P., will leave Friday for Princeton, N. J., where he goes to deliver the commencement address. Mr. T. J. Alverson, of Cross Keys, paid us a pleasant visit Wednesday. He is still selling that line variety of Peterkin cotton seed. Mrs. B. F. Wilson lias returned j to her home in Hrrrisburg, Ya., after spending some time with her sister, Mrs. B. F. Arthur. Miis Eva Wilburn, who has just completed a course in typewriting and stenography at Macfeat's Business College, is in the city for a few rlfli'A Mr. Walter Counts, who was operated on for appendicitis at Dr. Pryor's sanitarium, has returned to the city and will he qijite well in a few days. Miss Myrtle O'Shields, who has ! been spending several dayp with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. S. O'Shields, has returned to Clifford Seminary at I'nion.?Spartanburg Journal. Messrs. Marion McWhirter, J. H. Wilburn and L. L. Wagnon went to Spartanburg to take the degrees of Knighthood in the .Spartanburg conmiandery this week. Messrs. A. W. T. Rnvenscj.oft and Sam Hughes rode to Jonesville and back to Union on their bicycles on the night of the hanqutt?mak. ing the return trip in one hour. As a result of the I.eitch and! ! Marshall meeting at Buffalo there ! have heen almut thirty members added to l?oth the Methodist and Baptist churches there. The Woodmen of the W rid will give an ice cream supper Saturday night at the Knitting Mil. The public is cordially invited to come and buy cream. Messrs.) Arthur and Gage, candidates for (tty treasurer, will l>e present am) address the people. \ Rev. D. M. MeLeod lem Union I Wednesday for district conference I which meets at Duncan. AK. Mcleod and children will go w|h him j and on to Anderson. Sir. Xchend will go over to Anderson Nonday morning and will return toftjiiion j Friday, one week from today) | 1 / L $100 Reward, $100. j The readers of this paper will be ] pleased to learn that there is at least! ' one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to' the medical fraternity. Catarrh being' a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca-1 tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de-! stroying the foundation of the disease,! and giving the patient strength by! I building up the constitution and assist-1 ing nature in doing its work. The1 proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it i fails to cure. Send for list of testi-1 monials. j Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- j pation. ! Victim of Strange Feast. Miss Ruse McCain-, ??f New York, , ate nearty a quart of peanuts. A short time afterward she complained of severe pains in her head and died before a physician could bo summoned. I Don't Push \\ The horse can draw the IM9 U load without help, if you ' \\ reduce friction to almost I Jafl \\ nothing by applying iJHlj' rallMica Axl^^^j rarv Grea^e In Jw to the wheels. / [Ml No other lubriVlUM cant evcr made T JKwi mUjy wears so long f jTjH&J and saves so much j JKf ^ horsepower. Next time J J try Mica Axle Grease. Standard Oil Co. Off , Ix.ry.raU4 Notice All persons holding claims against the Kstate of Pr. Chas \V. Austell, de- I ceased, will present the same to the; undersigned properly attested, and all . persons indebted to said estate must [ make payment to me without delay. j A. 1>. Price, Administrator. Uuion, S. May 19o7. 18-3t Citation to Kindred and Greditors State of South Carolina. > County of Union. \ By W. W Johnson, Ksq.. Probate Judge. Whereas, Jason M. Greer has made I suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad- j ministration on the Kstate of and ef- j feets of Adolphus (jiw? diKiwaJ a*#.vm- tf.Tjri r?np. to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred [ and creditors of the said Adidphus | Goss, deceased, that they be and ap- , pear, before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 17th day of May. next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. (iiven under my hand and seal this 1st day of May, Anno Homini. 1907. W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge. Published on the :?rd day of May, ! 1907, in The Union Times. l8-2t, Land for Sale. We have 7,500 acres of land for sale in 1 tracts of from 200 to 1,500 acres in I Greene comity, Georgia. This land is fertile and will produce good crops. We will cut the large tracts into small farms and give five year payments with first payment cash. Price $10 to $12 50 j?er acre. For further information apply to MuGOMMoNS vv KIT I), | Greensboro, Ga. j 15-4t. j I Candidate for City Treasurer. I 1.- .... . ..v.. ..j ..iiiMMimt' iiiy.sfii n cammiatc { for city treasurer and ask the support | of the democratic voters of I'nion in the < city democratic primary election on May i 7th, l!Mi7. Respectfully, J.so. P. (Jack WINDOW SHADES To be closed out at once a bargain for quick buyers. If *ou 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 ail colors. GLASS Picture and Window in all 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. j The Coue 0 is more dangerous to your life Jg or morphine habits, for It soo jg Pnoumonia and Death. S&v ra awful results of Coughs and s dr. kll 1 new disi IFOR COUGHS i CURED HER PER 4?Three year? ago I was down \ g work, or even walk across the r Ag King's New Discovery, and it < 2lj gained 58 pounds in weight and g MRS. A. C. WILLIAMS, Bac, K H Price, 50c and $1.00 RECOMMENDID, O AND SOLD ALL DRU< I - A Straig 1 Is the shortest di< I two points. Ta line to our store, Q quickest way to : y prices on Dry Goc n tions, Millinery, a H Ladies' wear. C H and be convince | Hutchinson & 1 THE RIGHT PR I WE WANT YO jf! We need it. We are det SB low prices, quality and li ||j in any way induce you 1 We want your name on c m appreciated customers, fe have the goods you need, 4|3 We sell for Cash and at ( WE TREAT Al fej Dry Goods IS Notions ...... 1 Mrs. D. N. $ THE LADIES #999999999++++ i Just a Pew 9 0 40-inch White Lawn only l( itfji price everywhere else 12 0 Fancy Crepe Paper, just the 0M sr ranrt 1(V caM V, , UIIU AW , ovyi\j cvciy WIICIC + Silk Tissue Dress Goods, v + price only 25c. Linene, ju; + and Skirts, looks weir and 1 + 12 l-2c. A Dandy line of L + Our friends say we have th + nery in the city. We kno + hustling business in this sp tyf line of Wool Dress Goods, ii itjt hairs, Batistes, Henriettas, e ing in every few days. Ren undersellers. 1 McLURE MERC ' ' 1 ^ 4 1 S Habit | than the drink, cocaine M n ends In Consumption, n e yourself from these H Colds, by taking 19 NO'S I 50YERYI \HD COLDS g 1MANENTLY. n rith a bad cough, unable to Pi oom. I began taking Dr. ?j :ured me permanently. I Ij v 1 am in splendid health." One Oose 61ns Relief I 3GISTS. ht Line-1 stance between 11 ke a straight which is the h find the right B )ds, Shoes, No- h ind all sorts of H iive us a call |? Caughman I ICE STORE. I IUR TRADE! | ermined to get it if ? iberal treatment will to. be our customer. lur long list of highly S Can't we get it? We want and must have. ^ >ne price. tfg -L ALIKE. |j! White Goods j|jjj Oxfords ^ ry I* Wilbur n,| ST?RE. , c 5 ^petiais | )c. A. F. C. Ginghams /jS Ic, our price only 10c. /A thing for Lambrequins, A ifor 10c and 15c. Fancy $ ^orth 35c per yard, our + 5t the thing for Suits + wears well, price only + aces and Embroideries. + e prettiest line of Milli- + w that we are doing a + ecial line. Look at our i n Voiles, Panamas, Motc. New Goods comaember that we are the jpf ANTILE CO. I . 'j .. J