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JOHN HAMES CHAPTER TO ERECT MONUMENT (Continued fnun I'age 1.) at every Stat<' conventions since its organization in 1 ?7. This chapter was represenU'<l at the National Arhitration and I'eaee congress, which convened in New York Cit.v April 14, hy Mrs. \V. <>. Southard. The John Hiiines Chapter was the ;?~>th organized in Smith Carolina, and the lir>t in Cnion eounty. Regular meetings are held ;it the homes of the members, which are usually well attended. The organization has steadily increased in interest and number un in mere are >:; mem tiers enrolled. The chief aim ami purjiose of thr chapter has Ih-cii to erect a Con fed errtc monument in the town of Jonesville to the memory of the brave heroes of In ion district. Through the untiring efforts of the chapter and the liberal assistance of others an amount sullicient to place an order for a J*lt">(K) monument has lieen raised, which will l>c unveiled in the very near future. At a meeting shortly after organization of the chapter, Miss Anna flames was elected a delegate to the the 1). C. Convention to U? held in Sumter, Nov. l'.Mll. Mrs. (i. B. Fowler suggested that some amount i,JV A i . ?\ i i ? ? * - ui gi\iu lowurns inn delegate s expenses. 82.10 was contributed by the following ladies: Mrs. (1. lb Fowb-r, Mrs. J. L. McWhirter, Miss Mario McWhirter, Mrs. John W. Crawford, Mrs. N. lb Kison, Mrs. A. C. Aycoek, Mrs. Win. Jefferies, Mrs. A. lb Haines, Miss Kthu Haines, Miss Maynie JefTerics. Miss Hjunes said to them, "bailies, we will take this money, the first paid in, to start a fund for a monument to the Confederate soldiers of Union district," as this county was called before and during the war, embracing lower Cherokee county also. We have had delegates at every State convention, since organization, ami at four general conventions, delegates paying their own expenses. We have ">0c annual dues, ten cents jxir member going to the State fund, and ten cents to the general U. 1>. C., the remaining thirty cents going to the monument fund. We have had entertainments, bazaars, dinners, and various other things to make money. Many voluntary contributions were made. Kelow we give a list of some of the veterans who received crosses from us, and contributed to the monument fund: Wash McKown, 81 .(Hi; W. T. Little- john, 81.(Hi; N. H. Kison, 81.<H). Reuben Kirbv. .2">e: Cant. F. M. Farr, 81.00; Capt. A. H. Foster, .2~>c; /.. llceves, .2 Ac; ?Cilliam, ,2~>e; John Brandon, .2">e; K. W. Tinsley, ,2">e; ('. It. Bong, .2"?e; Daniel Black, 81.00; Win. .lotteries, So.00; A. C. Shottlesworth, . 10c; Asbury McWhirtcr, 81.(K>; Joshua Spears, . ">()e; J. ('. Mobley, bOe; IteV. A. A. James, 8o.<M); A. J. Cullman, .boc; \V. 11. S. Harris, Sb.00: James B. Strain, 81.00; M. IB Bee .2">e; J. F. Bong, .22c; Thos. Horn, .10c; names failed to Is* given in, 82. IS. A lot was given for the site of the monument by Messrs. J. J. Bit tie- | john, Tom A. Bittlejolin, and John D. JefTeries, Jr., but finding tin* lot unsuitable, it was sole to the Enterprise Hotel, and money to go into the l'und. The town people have liberally contributed, and only until recently have we asked for help outside of the town. Many volunteer Contributions have been made. After giving the contract to McNeil Marble Co., the agent kindly gave us choice of furnishing the material for the foundation, as we could do it at less expense; we accepted and asked the help of I'rof. Wise and; his graded schoolchildren, and they cheerfully joined the chapter in picking up and hauling rocks from a Pearly field. A picnic lunch .ii.. ?.i.;t.. ...... >>*!.-> t | n-\ i|i . *y < i | jwj i -i | ?? i . ? M I * ilig. Several loads of saild Were hauled hy farmers out of town, and others hy owners of wagons in town. The monument is heing erected in the middle of the street near the Enterprise Hotel, and not far from the depot. The unveiling will he May, not known yet, li'07. An address will he made hy Col. \V. W. Lumpkin. A luneh will he served to all veterans; they are requested to wear their crosses. The exer cises will lie held from the Kilter-I prise I f otel ]>ia//;i hetwecn the hours of 12 and 1 o'cloek, these hours allowing visitors to come on train and return same day if they wish. The unveiling will he done by the daughter and three nieces of ('apt. ("apt. John Haines, for whom | the chapter is named. We most cordially invite the William Wallace Chapter, I . 1). ('., Camps! (tiles, JclTeries, and l?oyd to he! present on that occasion. Also the! Editor.; The exact day of unveiling will he given as soon as decided upon. Twelve thousand cigar makers are out on a strike in liabana. # Notice. 1 wish < > thank my many patrons for their patronage extended mo in the past seven years ami am asking lor a continuance of same, having secured the serj vices of Mr. K. < >. Kendrick who has ha<l several years' experience -with me. The I business will Ik nducted ami work executed the same if not hotter than Ik>fore. We carry the largest stoek of Cycles. Sundries, (inn and Pistol I'arts. Talking Machines ami Records, of any Concern in I'pper Carolina. Our prices are as cheap as the cheapest and work as good as the liest. Yours for husiness, Kdw. K. itoinliiian. (The shop across the R. R. ) Iv t >. Kemlrick, M'g'r. 17-Jt "THE DEVIL of TODAY" = His work in the Home, Church. Society. Itchiness. Politics an.i every walk of life. A I) ok nortrayii r the jrrave aittlKCrs found in all I coilillitons 01 1116a fmails, ami methods of escaping them. A warnimr note to save young men and Women from wreck and ruin. I This lank i.i 1 .ivini; an immense sale. We want uee- ts to sell the above book with a ful line of Standard Subacrintinn Books, lh-d Is-tter Family a- d Teacher's Bibles. Catalogue will l>e sent free. This is v >ur oppot t nni'y to make money and i worth jour investigation. We have agents who have been with us 20years. Write today. 0. E. Luther Publishing Co. 12-14-16 Trinity Ave. Atlanta, Ga. SpeGial Notice = I handle the Old Reliable D. M. Ferry's Garden Seed. Plant the Best! Blue Band Breakfast Bacon Try it! National Biscuit Co. Cakes and Crackers ! I W. NEWELL SMITH. Phone 126-189. WHEN YOU FEEL Like you need a dose of Calomel, try an ice cold Bottle of HUIET'S SOLUTION CITRATE ? MAGNESIA AT THE PALMETTO ! nDnr rn LF1VUU bU. MOTH A LINE Used in packing away your Winter Clothes, Furs, Blankets, Carpets, etc., will protect them from the ravages of Moths and other insects. Sprinkled freely in direct contact with the garments, it will not injure or stain the most delicate f abrics. Nicely perfumed with lavender, Cedar, and Camphorated. Cheapest and Best, 25c. THE RICE DRUG CO. NOTICE! Fresh Yellow Butter on Ice Soda Water Cold Cheese on Ice Phone 126 W. NEWELL SMITH. | ? . ' V . Special Advertisements Notieeswill be inserted in this column at the rate <>t --r? words or less t or 86c one isrue, four Issues t"?>r 75e. Ailditionul lines over twenty Ave words6c a line. ^ SUBSCRIPTIONS received for The-f Stale ami all other papers and mag azines. K. II. Seail'e. FOR SALK?A line Berkshire 8<>w an?l j nine pigs. Applv to M.S. l.ee, Set!alia, ! S. 11. F. I>. S'n 2, 2t | FOR RKN'T <?r half share of crop.? A small farm near Union. Land > partly prepare. Comfortable house,! ' good orchard and line wate. The work done will he free to renter or cropp-! er. Address Union Times for further I information. PASTURE VnUI! CATTLE?My fine Wire Grass Past tin* on Bmad river is j now ready. Reasonable rates for pas- i taring stock. G?mm1 spring water.' I Call on or address Jeter Butler, Jx>ck- 1 hart, S C. 15-4t 1 >< >N'T BUY your Monuments ami Grave I Fencing l<efore yetting your prices. We can furnish you anything you want. Our work is guarantee)!. The i Holio Undertaking Co. 17-4t I OVERCOAT COST?On road front I I'nion to Murphy's Mill or Sims Cp>ss ' Roads. Kinder will please leave it at j this office or at G. C. Greer's ami he will bo rewarded. ltp. > SNOWDRIFT, the hogloss lard; absolutely pure, white and wholesome; I costs less than any other shortening, liny it fresh and satisfactory from The Union Grocery Co. WANTED.?Purchasers for Peterkin Cotton Seed. Early hig holl variety. Seventy bushels on hand. T. J. Alversoti. ltp. ^ ACL KINDS of Stock and Poultry Foo?l at The Palmetto Drug Co. _ , EVERYTI11Nti that is nice in the! famous In-er Seal packages, Cakes and I Crackers, suitable for all occasions; ; fresh, crisp and dainty. The Union Grocery Co: A .NICE CINE of soaps and toilet i articles just retvived at The Palmetto Drug Co., the right place. THIS is the season to use it, The Union j Grocery Company is the place to buy it, we mean Pratt's Animal Regulator, | Stock and Poultry Powders; money well invested. The Union Gpwery i Company. BRING all your prescriptions to The i Palmetto Drug Co. to la- tilled ami | buy your drugs then* at the right , priee. PKKKLSS I hand Canned Apples, our pruv It) cents, loc elsewhere. Your orders appreciated. The I'nioii Groeery Company, the money >a\ers. WIIKN you ring plmne No. 7. for drugs j you ring The I'annetto l>rug Co., the. right place. MoTHAI.INK used freely in packing away winter clotties, on carpets, eU;.J_< will prevent moths and other insects from destroying them. Will not injure the linest lahries. The Kiee Drug Co. ()NK C.\U of White Clip|a'd and one car o| genuine Ucd Kust l'roof Outs, U-st grade ohtainahle; your order! solicited for everything in the feed line. The I'nioii orocery Co. DKAD Sl.'KK actually destroys lied hugs and insures rest and treedoui from tnis pest. Large squirt top hottles ' line. The Kiee 1'rug Co. . Kid>1.1 MO COKN, the finest 1(> cent value packed in a can. sweet and satistactory. The I'nioii tiroccryCo. VAN I HOKltUILT Squash Seed for^sale, | 5 cents a paper, at tin; I'nioii Hardware Co, Some of them grow to weigh IIK> pounds in rich land. They are delicious for the lahle. Kf-i'tp HKAD KICK that i> lluad! Genuine I South Carolina raised; large, white and llints crams: it will do von !'.h..i Let lis till your orders; they arc | always appreciated. The I'nioii tiro- ; eery Co. t; l'INK ill lOT, South Carolina raised Tea. In quarters, halves and pound j packages. It you want the Itc.-t, grown , at home, ask lor l'iue Hurst and take no other. The Cnioii Crocery Co., dist rihutors. UIX'KI VKI> this week, fresh from the hands of the paekers, the lammis ( Kerns Hams and Hreaklast Itaeon?i; small sizes. Kvcry piece guaranteed ! i sweet, sound and wholesome. Tin* ' I moil (ir<?eery Co. i $150 per Month. l| Why work for a mere living when J you can easily dear $7 prolit on each dollar. Work in your own locality. Sells at almost every home over and i over again, l'lain and complete instruction by return mail forgo cents. ,( Addre.-s.I K. Clara. Conway, Ark. ft-yr NOTICE ! 1 The regular uiontidy meeting of the , Cnioii I'milding and Loan Association i will he held at the court house Tuesday J evening, .May 7lh, at s II i p. m. J. I?. Arthur, It. See. iV Treas. 2^ o':/l ' :., '>',1^-.'^j^:'^( SbjaEBjla^^ ? 1 \ I jS 200 BARF H BRATE y3g What about Pansy gS it is the finest, head Bgjs country can grind fr g3g A big claim, did yoi gisi we do not overstate sSg bread and nastrv. e1 5^3 sack or barrel with Best You Have We will cheerfully i ^for what you use in Who else will make Pansy Flour ;s wort ket, plenty of flou in^Union than we a i Special for Satur 8 This Celebrated Floui This is what the sai But we are living i ?3 eating and stock foe charges goods. It may be a iittle in< Pg you must admit, th; Eg isfactory, the most ??! fair, square way of Don't fail to read 01 $5 tage of the bargains S4j 5 to 10 per cent, on I The Uri ,j|| Everything to eat foi Home-Made Catarrh Cure. I Any < >110 can mix ri^ht at home the i l<t*st remedy <>i its kind known. The) nil in e "Cyclone" is given to the follow-i itw prescription, it is supposed heraise of its promptness in driving from thf blood and system every vestige of j catarrhal poison, relieving this foul and, dread disease, no matter where loctaed To prepare the mixture: get from any good pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid Kxtract I htndelion, one ounce Com-; potmd Karelin and three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsapariila. Shake well atu) use in teaspoouful iloses aiter each until and at bedtime. This is a harmless, inexpensive mix-' lure, which has a peculiar action upon the climiiiative tissues of the Kidneys,' assisting them to tiller and strain from lite blood and system all catarrhal poi-ons, which, if not eradicated, are absorbed by the mucous membrane,' and an open sore or catarrh is the result. . . V|'...V (1IMI I I ? II, .!> II 1^ I II i" description ot an eminent catarrh speiali>t <?i national reputation. NOTICE! Creditors of the estate of Annie May j I'.aily. deceased, will render ail aeeoiint I' these aeeoiint- to me. duly attested, iini all persons indebted to said estate mst make payment to me without delay. ! I*. M. Adams, Kxeentor. Adaiushnrtf, S. ('. ls-:tt. ! LIGHT SAW MILLS, Engines, Boilers & Supplies Qasoline tngines, Wood Saws and splitters, Cotton and Saw Mill Machin* iry, Castings and Repairs. Try Lombard Iron Works, Augusta, Ga. RAL LEAF I Ibacco h ii'ry best leaf that wo can buy HB >4pt leaf market in the world. >prefer a natural leaf tobacco ^H| i say that after one trial of f NATURAL LEAF H voly in tho future. Every merchant ra don't, insist on hifl pret tinpr it for you. iTfI. Tf?i > iei UNLOA 3els of ou :d pansy fl Flour, did you say? Oh, not I Patent Flour, that one of the 'om the best selected Winter W i ci\7? Ypc it ic hi it en mr-iTi, 4 wJC KJT * * j 11 U) CUW VVI II 1' the question, that we invite ev yery critical judge of what fine the understandilg that if you < Been Able to Buy take it off your hands and ch making the test, yon such an unparallelled offer h $5.50 to $6.00 per barrel on < rs not half as good are sold sk for Pansy. In our day, May 4th, and Mo WE ARE OFFERING r at $4.75 per Barrel. $ tie is worth from the mill toda> ip to our promise to sell you < )d line, for less money than a convenient at the time, but if at to pay cash as you go is "after economical, and in truth the doing business. ir specials every week, don't h that we offer May 4th and 6tl all your supplies by buying froi iiAM rr LIV/il VJ1 uww r less money than you cai I OWN YOl f $50.00 Cash and $20.00 per M< I offer for sale the Dixon I street. Has five (5) rooms, g desirable locations in the city, and in good resident section. Two (2) three-(3)-room cottj recently painted and in firsteach. Size of lots 67x200. T $50.00 Cash and $10.00 per Mont One three-(3)-room cottag near the residence of Mrs. F and in good condition, fine w< front of same. Size of lot 75x $50.00 Cash and $12.00 per Mont One (1) four-f4)-room cotta known as the "FANT GILLI/ residences of Messrs. T. K. P{ Size of lot 65x200. Well in ne City water main runs in front school No. 1, desirable locatioi cut AO r.-i. ..j ' ?pt/v.w va^n aim $l\mw per muni I W. S. M < For the Stock< Sloeavs Li Is & whole med Price 25c 50c I Send For Free Dooklet on Hoi I Address Dr. Earl S. Sloe Mexicans are greatly concerned j y the fact that the cathedral in j 111 Icxieo City, a historic structure, to as cracked seriously by the recent S urthquake. ! ti< ? , i 4 S3 r cele- f? our. - i hing, except that ?gj best mills in this 4^ heat. Kg dent are we that rery lover of good . flour is, to buy a do not find it the sg at Any Price || arge you nothing t every other mar- || for more money j? *, nday, May 6th, 1 ' 4 2.40 per Hundred, p r in car lots. everything in the Ss ny man can who you are sensible, Ks all the most satonly absolutely gtS lil to take advan- raj m You can save SgS m the old reliable. gig >ry Co. I S3 n buy it elsewhere, p )R HOME | )nth at 8 per cent Interest , * : cottage on North Church ? ood well, lot 100x300. Most | ?. near to the Graded school , S ' PRICE 82000.00 jT iges on North Church street, "J* class condition for $600.00 fr FRMS: & h with Interest at 8 per cent. a r e on North Church street, '. Trefzer, recently painted 'T* ill, city water main runs in ij200. PRICE $650. TERMS: h with Interest at 8 per cent. k ?. ge on North Church street, 1T iM PLACE," adjoining the ilmer and E. D. Humphries, jar porch. Good basement. ^ of door. Near city Graded ^ l. PRICE $1500. TERMS: |[ :h with Interest at 8 per cent. xt cLURE. | 4| ies at Home on the Farm irvinveivt _ licine chest b ?i.oo rses.Cattle.Hogs & Poultry. in, Boston, Mass. -P^TJ /II Senator Latimer has notified Comissioiier Watson that the rommitc on immigration will come to mth Carolina to 1<h>k into comlions here.