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% 0 BEWARE OF 81 THAT MAY PI YOU CAN SO< MOST DANG DR. M yrui im< n nfcVV UK I THE MOST INFA I COUGHS AND I 1 WHC & AND ONLY RELU I THROAT A I PRICE 50c SOLO AND CI ALL I>U1 EXCITEMENT IS RAPIDLY SPREADING New Root Juice Medicine Apparently Creating the Same Interest and Enthusiasm Here That It Has Elsewhere. If one can judge by the crowds that B'almost continually swarming the. ; stores to investigate and purchase a >ly of the new Root Juice which for pa^t few weeks has been creating a | Sensation in all Darts of the xtate nnr home people are fart, becoming an those of other places in which it bus been Ehttoduted. T fnany reports of the most astonishing1 cures effected by Root Juice have been published and so much has been Md of the excitement the medicine has dstiated in other cities, it is not strange that local sufferers from indigestion, niching, pains after meals, loss of appetite, nervousness, backaches, weak kidneys, sleeplessness, tired, worn-out feeingand other similar ailuieuba for. which Rls re&Mbtoeadeil, should be anxious to fotlowtiie'bxampies of those who claim to have been almost miraculously cured fey lis use. At the drug stores it is said that the sale of Root Juice lias far- exceeded alt expectation * and although there is still good stock on haud aouie fear is entei tained that there will not be enough to supply the constantly growing demand, for tt is said that the main laboratories at Fort Wayne, lud., are workiug to their fullest capacity and are still far behind on their orders. Lrood reports are t-till coming in from those who have pun hatted the medicine and stories of souie truly startling results right here in town can be heaid every dav. The medicine can now be had at any any good drug store or can tie oliiuin.-.t by writing to ttie Koot J nice Laboratories at Fort Wayne, Ind. Large bottles holding a nearly a pint cost only one dollar. A Kind Letter. 114 YVefet Nyaek. New York, Jan. 30, 1912. Lewie M. Rice, Editor. Dear Sir: Enclosed please find money order for $3, which kindly place to uiy credit. Wishing you and your paper the greatest success in your new progressive undertaking, 1 remain. Yours respectfully, Dr. H. W. (J. Baker. Which Cla*s ^re You In? Some men are constantly receiving Ing offers, big proposition; business cliieliare bidding tor their services. Otbeis have to take anything they can get The Drauglion Training, which is indorsed by bitsiuess uien, will put yon into the money-making class; it wid make your s< rvices so valuable, that hind netw men will bid lor tliem. For prices on letuoiin HY MAIL, ad* drees J NO. F. DKAUUHON, i'reedeut, Nashville, Tt-nn For catalogued! coun** AT COLLEGE, address Lraughon's Fiaetical Colleae, Columbia ?>r Greenville, 8 C., or Augmia, Ga., or Nashville, Tenu. A Kind Letter. CowpeiiH, 8 0., F?h 1, 1912 Dear Bro. Rice: Kncloced tin*I $1 aa a renewal for The Time* There ia a mistake an to the lai>el and I should have called your attention to it earlier hut have not. A year ago I Kent you $2 and received your receipt for the hiiid*. The lahei should hIi<?w that I am paid up t-? Jan. 1, 1912 ll<>pe your liook* will show that 1 am right. Huccea-* to you. I expect to lie at Buffalo in March to hold a meeting for Bro. Going. Fraternally, J. D. Bailey. Ir. Kile's New Ksesvery BlUf f|| 6MW. tllRKI TUB HI Witt 0 If 0 JDDEN ATTACKS ROVE DEADLY. WW IlKrEila 1 fit EROUS WITH LING'S iCOVERY LUBlE cure for SOLDS >OPING COUGH kBLE REMEDY FOR ND LUNGS AND $1.00 JARANTEEO BY uc;gists Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, ) Court of ComCounty of Uuion. \ nionPleas. J. F. McLnre, etal, Plaintiffs, Against Laura Wiliard, ut al, ; Defendants. In obedience to an order made! in the above elated cane, i will sell,' at Union, during the legal hours of Sale, before the Court House door, on Saleeday, Monday, March 4th, 1912, the following laud to wit: All that certain tract or plantation of laud, lying and being in the County and State aforesaid known as the Hay place, containing two hundred and forty-nine and 6-lW acres (249 6-190), more or less, being lot Mo. 6, in the divi-non of the lauds of Joehup Wilouru, deceased, as per plat kudde by A. F. McKissick, Surveyor; in Septeinuer, 1667, and bounded by lauds uuw br torweny belonging to baniord Wilburn, P. M. Cohen, Mary (iibbs and othehi. Terms of sale?Cash Purchaser or purchasers to pay (or papers. K. C. Williams, 7-3t Master Union County. Master's s?li? v Bute of South Carolina, i Court of County ot Union. J Common Pleas Alha B. Hyatt, Plaintiff, against Mary West et al., Defendants. In obeuieuce to an order made in the I above rtated case i wul apll at Uuiou, | awing (1m leg*. bourn of sale, before Lite Court House door, on Salesday, .Monday, Ala roll 4 til, 11H2, tin- tollowilig land, towa: All that certain tract, lot or parcel of land, lying and being in Bugausville Township, said County and State, containing lony acres, more or less, and bouuuud as tollows: North by lands of Kebecc* Nicholson, east by Kebecca iMchuinou and Benjamin West, south by lauds ol Mrs. J. if. LaucasU r and west by other lauds of Atha Hyatt, Mary W est, Paruiesa Smitn and estate of J. P. West, deceased, and includes within said boundary about one-half of what is known as West Springs. This tract of iaud is saiii to cxtiiaiu a rich deposit of gold which has been profitably worked and if propelly developed would probably yield a rich return on the investment made Tlie waters of West SnriinrH as* wi.iely known as containing valuable hcaiui restoring minerals. Perms ol aale?Cash. Purchaser or purchasers to pay tor papers. It. <2. Williams, 7-3t Master Union County. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, ) Court of County 01 Union. $ Common Pleas H. It. Ay cock, Plaintiff, aguiiist 8. J. Smith, Defendant. In oliedience to an order made in the above stated case I will sell at Union, during I he legai hours of sale, belorc the Co-.rt House door, on Salesday, March itn iota ?? -- t. I. : I - - .? ?, Hie n-jiowillg IUIIU co-wit: All that certain tract or plantation of laud, lying and living situated in Union TowiiHliijp, County of Union, and Statu aforesaid, about four in ilea north of Union C >urt House, coutaiuiug one hundred and forty acres, more or leaa, and bounded by lands of Kliza Davis. lands formerly tielongiug to the eatate of William (Jallman and eatate of H. H. Belue and otbera, it being the aatne land conveyed to a. J Smith by H. W Smith. Terms of sale?Cash. Purchaser or purchaser* to pay for papers H. C Williams, 7-3t Master Union County. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, 1 Court of ComCounty of Union. \ mon Pleas. 8. Means Bcaty, Plaintiff, Against x? ? -1- ? rinuucB rftlDWr, Defendant. In otwdience to an order made in the above atat'd cane, I will aril, at Union, i ri .g the feg.il hours of 8;?le, before the C->urt limine door, on Saleaday, Monday. March 4tli, 1912. the following land to ait: \ I her right, title and interest in and o nil that (vrtain lot of land, lying and emg situated in Union t-iwnsh.p, County of Union and Stale aforesaid containing one and one-fourth aerea. more or leaa, hounded by Pinckiiey road 09the North; the U. A (r. 8. Railroad on tne 8>uth and cotnuionly known aa the Laura Palin r home place. Terms of Hale: Caah. Purchaser to pa? for papers. R. C. Williams, 7-3t * ? MasU-r Union County. West Springs News Letter. (Left over from last week.) West Springs, Feb. 7.?Miss Janie Sumner has recovered from a severe attack of la grippe. Dr. Herbert Smith, of Pauline, was here a few days ago on professional business. Mr. Furman P. Began returned Monday from a visit of several days to relatives at Sunshine, N. C. Miss Mary West has been quite ill for several days but is now somewhat improved. Messrs. Lonnie Hyatt and Johnnie West went to Spartanburg Mon xmmj vm uuoiiicoo Mies Lois Gregory, of Glenn Springs, visited relatives here the first of the week. Miss Annie Lee spent a few days [ the past week with friends at Glenn , Springs. Curtis Fincher, of the Duck Pond neighborhood, Hpent Sunday with relatives here.. Miss Mary I^ancaster, who has been ill for several days, is now able to l>e up. , Mr. J. F. West went to Spartanburg Wednesday on business. Mr. Oscar Lancaster, of Union, spent the week-end here with relatives. The Parham and Gist schools opened up again on last Monday morning. Miss May Charles is in charge of the Parham school and Miss Vera Charles of the Gist school. It is owing to the hard work of trustees, Messrs. D. C. Gist, C. C. La no caster and A. B. Lancaster, together with the co-operation of County Superintendent of Education Thos.; H. Gore, that these schools were able to start up again. Rev. F. 11. Poston has installed a telephone in his residence in -the last few days. It will only be a few < days until Mr. W. H. Lawson, proprietor of the West Springs hotel, and Mr. Charles D. Bogan will ha*|e their 'phoneeput in. Messrs. Henry I and Hayne P. Smith will also probably put in 'phones shortly. JonesvHIe News Letter. ' \ < < (Left over from last week.) / - ' | Jonesville, Feb. 6.?Last Friday and Saturday were lively days hi * the cotton yard here as there wars a , good many hales of the fleecy stuff i waiting for 10 cents and they wefe I put on the market at that prioe. Another mill i?uuu hi rimk ,|. ?!?k nut warning Saturday which it only I four degrees ala>ve the coldest we i have had this winter. 1 Not a furr>>w has been run on the ' farina in tbia community since the ] new year came in, which wiHjgjpl plowing a late start. fT'l Mr. J. B. Pnater gave a stag din- : tier laat Saturday. H* had a twelve pound 'posi-uiu, which wmh served in the beat of style, lieaidea several other courses. Our legislators in Columbia are making a record for appropriations i so far and if they pass the hills that I are now pending giving one million I to the Hospital lor the Insane and . one million for repairing the Slate house and a quarter million for cot- i ton warehouses, besides all the other 1 liberal appropriations, won't the ] people of the State have a time pay- , ing for all this lavish expenditure 1 of one session of our general esseui- 1 L.I ? O S uiy i The national Congress has been j making lavish appropriations fur the ! last several years hut they have about set down on much of it and are getting a little more economical | on everything but pensions and they are saving some quarter of a million ^ in almlishing pension agencies. Mr. VV. A. MeWliirter has been confined to his home for the last week with rheumatism. Mr. D. P. Holder don't improve any of his long ?pell of kidney trou 1 ble. Mr. Charles N. Alexander has < purchased the house and lot of Mr. J. F. Alman, Jr., on South Main street, and has moved witb his family into it. Mr. W. F. Hames has bought the J. W. Gallman house and lot on South Main street and has moved i L:? # 21? 2* nun uin uiuiiiy ui it. I enjoy very much the letters of the correspondents in The Times | and would like to see them write more and to see correspondents from other sections of the county. Cmne again and agaip, brother correspondents, and help the old reliable and then speak a good word for it to your neighbors and get them all to reniW or flulMnrilw fur Th? Timau a* the chh? may l>e( and help Bro. Kice out with the uhj-ct to get a linotype machine. Telephone. A Kind Letter. Taylnrnville, N. C., Feb. 8, 1912. The Union Times, Union, 8. C. Gentlemen: Inclose you will find ($1 00) one dollar for vhich please give my credit on my a'ttount i with you for The Timea.Respectfully, H. T. Warlick. ROYST HITS THE ^4! rrr. The explanation made Willi the / ~ I /ir^omr ? E Cftat/n Itfl'euit test of our ot there? nolut or Fertilizers. Sold $y Reliat F.S.ROYST Sales NorfolKVa. Tarl B alt imore McL Mo ntg Mac on Ga. Sold by F CAN'T BE SEPARATED Some UriiOR People tlay* Learned How to Get Rid of Both. Backache and kidney ache are twin brothers. Yon can't separate them. And you can t Ret rid of the backache until vou cure the kidney ache. If the kidneys are Well and strong, the rest of the system is pneCty sure to be in rgoroua health. Doan's Kidney Pills make strong, inftlihl kidm-yr. J. W. Meng, procer, 92 8. Pinckne> it., Union. 8. G , sayfc: "I still consider Doan's Kidney Pills-worthy of the highfK, praise. -In 1909 I publicly reooin nended tbem and as I hare had no (idney trouble siiH-o 'that time, I take ileastTre in confirming iny former statenent. Backache wa<*- the first symptom >f kidney trouble in my case. . I also had lead ache and tlie kidney secretions were innatnral. After getting Doan's Kidney Pills from the Palmetto Drug Co. ami iKtng tliem a sliort time, the distressing i lytnptouis of my troubledinanneared and [ again enjoyed good health." For tale by all dealers. Price go 'fcntt. Potter-Milbum Co.. Buffalo, ^ew York, Sole agents for the United states. Remember the name?Doan's?and tl(? no nth"' Evidently Not Mrs Mala prop?No, I never wa? itronn on literature To save my lite I couldn't tell tou who wrote Gray'* Elegy ?Life rhe Sound Sleep of Good Health is not for those suffering froin kidney ailments and irregularities. Tin* pr..n pt use of Foley Kidney Pills will dispel backache and rheumatism, heal and ttrengthen sore, weak and ailing kidneys, restore normal action, and with it health and strength, Mrs. M. F. SpalHbtiry, Sterling, III., says: "I suffered great pain in my hack and kidneys, could not d?*ep at r.ight, and could not raise my hands over my head Rut two botilea 01 Foley Kidney Pills cured me." Jonesvilie Drug Co Glymph's Pharmacy. ROUND TRIP WINTER TOURIST FARES via southern Railway, Premier Carrier of the South. The Southern Railway announces Winter Tourist Fares to Tourist points, witli tickets on Hale daily up to ami incltniine Apri HOlh, filial limit to return May :tlst, 1912. For information, an to ratea, tickets, etc., call ou ticket amenta or addroMH: W. E. Met tee. Division Passenger Agent, J. L. Meek, Charleston, 8. C. Aunt Gen'I l'asecnger Agent, Atlanta, Ga. DR.D.H. MARTIN DENTIST R001 NO. 2, NICHOLSON HIIUHNfi, UNION, S. C. OFFICE HOURS: SiMi'"DR. I. M. 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