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DON'T CHUM TO BE HAPPY KEEP WEI USE ONLY DR. KING'! NEW DISCOVER' | TO CURE I COUGHS AND COLD! 1 WHOOPING COUGH H AND ALL DISEASES OF 1 THROAT AND LUNG I S0L0 AN0 gomu ALL DRIJI GEORGIANS PRAISING STRANGE NEW LIQUID 1 People Who Suffered For Years and Who Never Expected to Get Well Are Fast Re- Jj covering and Whole $ State Is Interested. wi lai St So great has been the success of the qq famous new Root Juice medicine in At- ^ lanta daring the past few weeks, that ie( people all over the state have become in- ^ teres ted and reports of remarkable ex- be perienoes are beginning to come from all a. directions. be Among the latest and most remarkable f0] cases that have been brought to light is p. that of Mrs. E. Storm, a well-known resident of Marietta, Ga., who has for pT] over six years suffered from stomach and kidney trouble and whom eight doctors 7.; and a number of different medicines ? failed to cure. In speaking of the strange experience with the Root Juice treatment, Mrs. Storm said: "My appetite was St poor, my food would not digest and I suffered frightfully. Gas would form in my stomach and cause belching. Sometimes I would become sick at the stomach and frequently suffered from headaches. I had severe backaches and jNuiu over my uanejB. 1 WW Wealt, j tub down ana nervous and at times I could not sleep. When I began to hear r? so much about new Root Juice treatment I decided to try it and now, after using W1 only two bottles, I find myself greatly . benefited. I am beginning to feel fine. ^ For the first time in four years I am able . . to work about the house. I certainly do not regret any money I spent for this P? great medicine for the two bottles I used jj* nave done more for me than all the , doctors and mediciues I tried in eight , WflPU > > by years. u. Another remarkable case is that of Mr. " Joseph Bradner, of Jackson, Ga., wjioee . signed statement says that after using r? two bottles of the juice, rheuma- *r tism left hiin, the swelling disappeared ai and he feels better than for years. Reports similar to these coming from all parts of the state seems to prove be yond all doubt that the new medicine is mj effecting wonderful results in cases of J" rheumatism, weak kidneys, backache, , headaches, nervousness, indigestion, belching, loss of appetite, pains after Pu meals and other symptoms oi weak or , disordered stomach, liver, kidneys or _ bowels. It can be obtained of any well stocked druggists and in view of the great benefits ruindrmdn nf niifli>r?ra on> iluriuino SLi every day it would seem advisable for home people who seek a speedy cure to give it a thorough trial. Honor Roll Kelly School. ab First Grade?Sallie Hames, Sara ^ Kelly, Wallace Gallman, Eugene 4t| Gall man. Second Grade?Paul Horn, Fred J*1 Sanders, Mittie Ruth Wood, Maggie T? Ruth Little, Mildred Little. Cc Third Grade?Nellie Garner, Myr- an tie Manley, Vera Scales, Lillian Lit- ed tie, Josephine Faucett, Louise Portor. ii Fourth Grade?Clarence Gallman, to Velver Bentley, Mattie Scales, John M. Little, Jr., Lucile Gallman, Jim P? Haney, Olive Gallman, Robert Gallman. ? Fifth Grade?Fant Kelly. \ Eighth Grade?Mabel Kelly, Era Gallman, Jesse Gallman, Wallace Going, Bill Little, Lewis Sanders, Clyde Scales, Ben Faucett. Ninth Grade?Sara Little. L. G. Southard, Mrs. Going, Miss Bryan, ah , * Teachers. dc C< The Sound Sleep of Good Health M. Wl is not for those suffering from kidney ailments and irregularities. The prompt to use of Foley Kidney Pills will dispel be backache and rhcutrfatiHin, heal and <>f strengthen sore, weak and ailing kidneys, on restore normal action, and with it health be and strength. Mrs. M. F. Bpalsbury, th Sterling, III., says> "I suffered great an pain in my back and kidneys, conld not m sleep at night, and could not raise my bands over my head. But two bottles of P? Foley Kidney Pills enred me." Joneeville Ihrug Co. Glymph's Pharmacy. 7-! t HAPPY HOME IN REACH ^AIX J/HAS\. /BROUGHT) A JOY I Millions y S Prtc^^0????^^1.00 [ INTEEO BY MHHHHHPndi AGISTS ? i . ] Master's Sale. < ate of Sooth Carolina, ) Court of Com- ' County of Union. f mon Pleas. 1 J. F. McLure, etal, Plaintiff's, l Against < Laura Willard, et al, Defendants. . In obedience to an order made in the < ove stated case, I will sell, at Union, 1 iring the legal hours of Sale, before the ' tun. nuuwaoor, on saiesday, Monday, < arch 4th, 1912, the following land to i i: All that certain tract or plantation of ad, lying and being in the County and ' ate aforesaid known as the Hay place, ' ntaining two hundred and forty-nine , id 6-100 acres (249 6-100), more or , *J, being lot No. 6, in the divi>n of the lands of Joshua Wilirn, deceased, as per plat made by F. McKisaick, Surveyor, in Septemr, 1887, and bounded by lands now or i rmerly belonging to Ban ford Wilburn, M. Cohen, Mary Gibbs and others. Terms of sale?Cash. Purchaser or Lrchasers to pay for papers. R. C. Williams, Jt Master Union County. Master's Sale* \ ate of Sonth Carolina, 1 Court of 1 County of Union. J Common Pleas < Atha B. Hyatt, Plaintiff, ( against Man West et al., Defendants. In obedience to an order made in the \ ove stated case 1 will sell at Union, ( iring the legal hours of sale, before the | mrt House door, on SalinHm Mnn.io? arch 4th, 1912, the following land, tote , All that certain tract, lot or parcel of j id, lying and being in Bogansville , iwnship, said County and State, con- , ining forty acres, more or less, and j unded as follows: North by lands of becca Nicholson, east by Rebecca ( icholson and Benjamin West, south by , ads of Mrs. J. B. Lancaster and west j ' other lands of Atha Hyatt, Mary ( est, Parmesa Smith and estate of J. P. j est, deceased, and includes within said , undary about one-half of what is , lown as West Springs. This tract of , id is said to contain a rich deposit of , Id which has been profitably worked , d if properly developed would proba- 1 y yield a rich return on the investment , ade. The waters of West Springs are , dely known as containing valuable j alth restoring minerals. ; Terms of sale?('ash. Purchaser or , rchasers to pay for papers. ] R. C. Williams, 7-3t Master Union County. ; Master's Sale. < ate of South Carolina, ) Court of County ol Union. ) Common Pleas . H. R. Aycock, Plaintiff, . against 1 S. J. Smith, Defendant. 1 In obedience to an order made in the l ove stated case I will bell at Union, j iring the legal hours of sale, before the >urt House door, on Salesday, March ? n, juiz, the following land to-wit: All that certain tract or plantation of ad, lying and being situated in Union twnship, County of Union, and State sresaid, about four miles north of Union art House, containing one hundred d forty acres, more or less, and houndby lands of Kliza Davis, lands formerbelonging to the estate of William dlinan and estate of H. H. Belue and hers, it being the same land conveyed 8. J. Smith by H. W Smith. Terms of sale?Cash. Purchaser or irchusens to pay for papers R. C Williams, 7-3t Master Union Connty. Master's Sale. ate of 8ooth Carolina, 1 Court of CornCounty of Union. i mon Pleas. S. Means Beaty, Plaintiff, Against Frances Palmer, Defendant. In obedience to an order made in the >ove stated case, I will sell, at Union, iring the legal hours of Sale, before the >urt House door, on Salesday, Monday, arch 4th, 1912, the following land to t: All her right title and interest in and all that certain lot of land, lying and ing situated in Union township, County Union and State aforesaid, containing ie and one-fourth acres, more or less, mnded by Pinckney road on the North; e U. At (*. 8. Railroad on the Bouth id commonly known as the Luura Paler home place. Terms of Sale: ('ash. Purchaser to .y for papers. R. C. Williams, 3t Master Union County. Attractive Booklet Devoted to Live Stocklto be Given Away. Washington, D. C., Feb. 16.? "The South offers over 8100,000,000 yearly to live stock raisers who will locate in that section and supply the demand for meats. The South consumes more meat per capita than any other section of the country. Fifty Southern cities are offering over $22,000,000 yearly to dahymen who will supply their demand for dairy products." These startling statements are made in an unusually attractive booklet devoted to stock raising in the Southeast which has just been issued by the Southern Railway System for distribution among stockmen and farmers of the West and Northwest in an effort to induce them to move into this region and take up the raising of cattle, horses, mules, sheep and hogs, thereby enriching themselves and keeping in the South the vast sums now being paid other sections for meat and; dairy products. Attention is also; given to the great opportunities for profit in raising poultry. So important to the interests of \ the people of the South does the j Southern Railwav feel the live stnelr i and dairy industry that in addition to advertising to the outside world the great tield open for profitable development in this direction, it is , now operating a "Dairy Instruction Car" over its lines in the States served by it for the purpose of giving all possible information to the; people at home about raising live stock and the production of milk, sream and butter. The booklet is filled with splendid illustrations of stock, forage crops, ideal dairies and pasture lands, and live reading matter telling of the exceptional advantages awaiting the practical dairyman and stockman in the Southeast. The wide circulation which this handsome booklet will be given by the Southern Railway and affiliated linos should prove in effective boost for the South. FREE IF VFAILS four Money Back if You are not Satisfied with the Medicine We Recommend. We are so positive that our remedy wui permanently relieve constipation, no matter bow chronic it may be, that we offer to furnish the medicine at our expense should it (ail to produce satisfactory results. It is worse than useless to attempt to sure constipation with cathartic drugs. Laxatives or cathartics do much harm. Fhey cause a reaction, irritate, lid weaken the bowels and tend to make constipation more chronic. Besides, their use becomes a habit that is dangerous. Constipation is caused by a weakness of the nerves and muscles of the large intestine of descending colon. To expect permanent relief you must therefore tone up and strengthen these organs and restore them to healthier activity. We want you to try Rexall Orderlies on our recommendation. They are exceedingly pleasant to take, being eaten like candy, and are ideal for children, lelicate persons, and old folks, as well as ior the robust. They act directly on the nerves and muscles of the bowels. They apparently have a neutral action on ether associate organs or glands. They io not purge, cause excessive looseness, nor create any inconvenience whatever, l'hey may be taken at any time, day or night. They will positively relieve chronic or habitaal constipation, if not of surgical variety, and the myriads of associate or dependent chronic ailments, if taken with regularity for a reasonable length of time. 12 tablets, 10 cents; lib tablets, 2o cents; NO tablets, >0 cents. Sold in Union only at our tore?The liexall Store. The Rice Drug 1 LAI. The hotel at Sumter has been leased to Messrs. R. C. McNeal and a. G. Tweed, two well-known lumt>er men. Various changes will be made in the building which will improve it for hotel purposes. I Couldn't .. "I used to be troubled M women," writes Mrs. Anna 9 nearly a year, 1 could not wa 9 1 tried several different doctor* 9 our druggist advised Cardui 9 thin, my weight was 1 IS. _ a never sick, i new norseoai line health at 52 yean." TAKE Cardui We have thousands of arriving daily. Such earnest have tried it, surely proves tY ble, tonic medicine, for wome Cardui relieves women'* women up to health and sti give it a trial. It should helj lion others. It is made from ents, which act promptly and si It is a good tonic. Try itl 1 Writ* to: LaAts' Advisory Dept. Chi gr fewtaf thatratUoms. and H wp bo?k. '1 iBBHHRnHB ROYSTI HITS THE. f. 7?5<? explanation rimdentfh the fit eveiy ingpedieii test of our owi theresnohitorn Fertilizers. Sdd $y Reliable F.S.ROYSTE Sales C Norfolk Va. Tarboi BaltimoreMd. Monitor ' Macon. Ga. I L Sold by Fa A Kind Letter. g Simpeonville, S. C., Feb.;15, 1012. Rev. L. M. Rice. 4MM I, You will fine one dollar'Zbill to pay up till Sept. 19, 1912, if^I am hi not mistaken. rl As ever, T H. F. Lee. V ALL UNSTRUNG * v Many Union People Suffer from Nervous Troubles and Don't Know Why. * Thousands of cases of kidney trouble cc show few outward symptoms except nervousness, depression, languor, ir- bl ritability and an inclination to worry th over trines. It is generally due to the e, poisonoos action of uric acid on blood and nerves, and can't be cured except by curing the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills nt cure these ills by curing the kidneys. Union women arc learning it. Here's a local case. Mrs. A. M. Jones, 62 8 Church St., Union, S. C., says: "I think very high- y< ly of Doan's Kidney Pills and I urge g everyone suffering from kidney trouble to try them. I was subject to backaches a. aud headaches and often had dizzy and gi nervous spells. The secretions from my p< kidneys also bothered me and plainly c] showed that I needed a kidney medicine. . Doan's Kidney Pills procured from the ni Palmetto Drug Co., gave me relief." w For sale by all dealers. Price 50 ^ cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. ar -a di Good Entertainment. * B The entertainment at Sedalia St High School last Friday night was K quite a success. The proceeds of the entertainment amounted to p $33.50. The young lady voted the most popular young lady was Miss re Lorna Humphries. 2. Miss Louise Browning is the as- ? sistant teacher and Mr. Sullivan is 4, the principal. This school is a most successful one and the teachers f are doing a good work. " .Walk! I with a weakness peculiar to H Jones, of Kenny, 111 "For H gj lk, without holding my sides. B j] >, but I grew worse. Finally, B I for my complaint I was so I I Now, I weigh 163, and I am B 7 & as good as ever. 1 am in B \ - The... I tl WomanVTomcl > such letters, and more are H t testimony* from those who I le le great value of this vegeta- H a| n. H i sufferings, and builds weak 0< rength. If you are a woman, H ? ? you, for it has helped a mil- H pure, harmless, herb ingredi- H urely on the womanly organs. H S four druggist sells it ttsMovi MiiidM Co i ChtMsnooa*. Tmh, H O ?TtmO?tlf Wawa."??rtlr?. J3> J HMHBmu i 2RFER1 spar ever c h O.K. is simple;theyi "eatest care m it has to pass tl 7 laboratories lissabou tRoysi : Dealers Everywhere :r guano cc >ffice3 ro N C. Columbia S C. aery Ala. Spartanburg 3 Columbus 6a. nt Bros. Co., Unl REATEST MEDICINE ON EARTH A prominent citizen of Evansvllle, iu., wnies;?"i was 111 for five Lonths with a pulmonary trouble, and &d the best of doctors. I had hemorlages and was In a very bad way. 1 hrough the advice of a friend I tried lnol, and I feel that it saved my life. . is all you recommend it to be. I alieve it is the greatest medicine on irth. I have advised others to try lnol, and they have had the same ?eults." (Name furnished on re> lest.) We want every one in this vicinity ho is troubled with chronic colds, j >ughs, or pulmonary troubles, to ime and jcet a bottle of Vfhol. | If it does not go to the of troo* e, heal the InflammaticflLad stop e cough, we will cheerful return rery cent paid us for it. This shows lr faith, and proves that you take > chances. THE RICE DRUG CO. A negro girl between 6 and 7 ?nrs of age was burned to death iturday on the place of J. L. Jolly, lew miles north of Anderson. The rl was standing near while some 3ople were burning grass. Her othes caught fire, and before the ames could be extinguished she as so badly burned that death reilted in an hour or two afterwards. Notice to Taxpayers! On account of bad condition of weather id roads, I have decided to change the ites of meetings at West Springs, Cross eys and Goshen Hill. Will be at Weat irings, on Jan. 30th, forenoon at etsill's Store; at Gibbs, Iaweaster's ore, Afternoon of Jan. 30th; Cross eys, Wilburn'8 Store, Forenoon of in. 31st; and atSedalia, Minter's Store, fternoon of Jan. 31st; Goshen Hill, lack Kock, Feb. 1st. All other appointments to stand as allady announced. T. J. Betenbangh, if Auditor. 'Ideal" Fireless Jook Stove Made in Tin Sizes t* ?nsau?n The "water seal top" makes le "Ideal" hold heat longer lan any other cooker?and lat's the whole thing in fire38 cooking. Come in and learn bout this "water seal" and find at what a wonderful cooker the Ideal" is. iailey Furniture ind Lumber Co. eading Home Furnishers. riLIZER Y TIMEJ we J/ I ' on, S. C. The People's Stock Remedy Guaranteed to keep your stock in a healthier condition. The People's POULTRY REMEDY Guaranteed the BEST Egg I Producer and Disease Preventative. Every Package I of the above Remedies sold on a Personal Guarantee, backed by nifkTPT (iDnrPDvrn VIVUMII UI\VVIyI\ 1 W# You Can Get No Better Want No Better Buy No Better COUGH SYRUP Than DR. HUIET'S COUGH SYRUP Absolutely Harmless Every Bottle Guaranteed by the PALMETTO DRUG CO. THE MONEY SAVERS Union, - S. C. DR.D.H. MARTIN DENTIST ROOM NO. 2, NICHOLSON BllIUHNO. UNION, S. C. OFFICE HOURS: 5t?r!VP " DR. I. M. HAIR DENTIST Office Over Mutual Dry Goods Co. Picture Framing and Wall Paper Furniture Repaired and Polished. Lounges, Sofas and Chairs covered. Mattresses made over. Church Cushions to order. MILLINGS Townsend Block. RIIPHI CNt 1? THE ONLY | GENUINE ARNICA SALVE