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jj^A A^A A^( ! Summe |> And Time t * ICE CREAU ?|> 1 Quart $1.50 V o n ?4.? 9 9" i O V^UClI LO ?? 6 Quarts 3.50 t V We also have a X V SCREEN DOOR* i V We can sa Give i I Union Ha V Phone 34. 4?4?4,4!i4,4i4,4?4,4i4,4 | Answerini + How much money c 4* can reason like this: 4* takes $7 for my boar 4* and carfare, $5 for c] 4* this I can deposit rei <4* This would eive me $ 4* It is clearly seen t -ft have quite a snug sun -ft tained so easily that 1 4* so long before askinj -ft then making the sta -ft week, lay by some ol 4* grow under our int< -ft lating here?now. -ft (The ( % Merchant | Natic T OF U m, F. M. FARR, President. J. D. / J CAPITAL AN 4t -lr -jr. -ir -4- -4- .ilr. .-Jr. .-jr. ApTTTTTTTTTT I Quick < X - ? ^ southern Sto< of Greensboro, N. C ?? pay the loss in the fir< Y It pays to patroni: represent them. I Citizens f. ? and I > D. Fant Gilliam, Trea .J^A A^A i!^A A*^A A^A A^A A^ A^A A4A A^A A^A A^A A4A A^i AyrATTAT^AT^A? TA ^ A i? LOW ROUI A. a ' " Account unveiling V (Rates oper X S E A I X AIR LIT i Tickets will be sold X SEABOARD and com X and 7th. Final limit X posited at Washington > X to extend limit until Ji X Proportionately low | ' \ T T>o*~ f I 1 * ivoic xxuiii un?iSl? I \ JT Rate from CARLISL [ 1 Rate from CLINTOK L i Rate from GREENW J Rate from ABBEVI] i Rate from CALHOU ? Proportionately low ra that your ticket reads via Jl venient schedules the trip X one day or night. ? Ask SEABOARD agent Wk X W. B. GRESHAM, I 1 X Traveling Pass. Agent, I I X ATLA nppp vvvv v v v v v v ?? \ ; V k A^A A A^A i^i r is Here I T o Buy Your } * A FREEZER. ! '" ? tic 2 Quarts $1.75 * w< 4 Quarts 2.5U ^ OK 8 Quarts 4.50 s< ci Complete Stock of V OI t\ 3 AND WINDOWS. % ^ fl ve you money. ^ e as a Trial. ?! c rdware Co. I i Main Street. , i 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? X g the Question | :an I nut aside weekly? You Well, I get $18 a week, it 1 1 <PO ^ j. Q ana room, ?p?j iui luutn^o # lothes. I have $4 left, $2 of *? gularly for fifty-two weeks. 104, plus the interest. hat in a few years you will *i? i of money to your credit, ob- *? die regret will be you waited 4* g yourself the question and *?rt. If you don't earn $18 a 4? f what you do earn. It will + erest plan. Start accumu- *?* + Old Reliable) + s & Planters mal Bank t NION, S. C. X A. H. FOSTER, Vice-Pres. ARTHUR, Cashier. * D SURPLUS $100,000. ? ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ RetH^I Fire Insurance Company, was the first Company to e of The Union Times. > ze a Home Company., We ?? Y Y ? X Real Estate | % .oan Co. ? t s. Davis Jeffries, Pres. A^A 4 A^A A A A A i^A A^A f^r^yT^rT^rT^r fy TRIP RATES +> of Columbus Monument, 1 to Everybody). 1 O A R D X ^E RAILWAY. I from principal stations on X necting lines, June 5th, 6th X June 12th, 1912, unless de- X for extension. Will cost $1 X ily 12th, 1912. X rates from ether stations. X 1R, S. C. $13.55 X -E, S. C. 14.05 X r, S. C., 14.90 X rOOD, S. C. 15.75 X LLE, S. C., 16.60 X N FALLS, S. 16.60 X tes from other stations. See X ] QTT A ADH A - j-fixuv/niiVJL/# /\CCUU flL OX conto Washington may be made in 9 or write, A, 1 FRED GEISSLER, X ! Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, & 1 NTA, GA. <? GRACE AND BLEASEL^^H nrleston Mayor Charges Graft he Governor ? Sensationtl^B Statement by the Mayor. A. special from Columbia in tj^^B ijrusta Chronicle Sunday here fd^^H S*' 'We have traced this graft prai^H :ally to the governor himself; a^^H say that it is a shameless situ^Hj >n and back of it all is who?" This question is asked in big IgjHH i the editorial page of "Commc^M >nse," a weekly paper published ^H| harlpstnn and known to be the cial organ of John P. Graco^mtf^H of Charleston. Accompanyij^^| te editorial is a letter addressed [ayor Grace to Governor Blease wit^B sference to the whiskey law er^H arcement in Charleston. In th^| ditorial it is pointed out that tho| overnor broke faith with Majferl Jrace by placing whiskey constables? n Charleston. The editorial 'W^B ates, at least, a complete bre?V^j^| .ween Blease and Grace. It/*8 J^H * "We are publishing on this^^^f a letter written to Governor by Grace about eighteen moB^J ago. It is the first chapter expfl^H atory of the relations which na^H grown up between these gentleme^J We ask our readers to weigh eve^f word of it, because it touches the tal question o ftheir local self ernment. Before Mr. Grace ag^^B to support Mr. Blease, he askcd^^B one question; and that was the governor, if elected, intend t^^B toward restoring Charleston coQ^H over her purely domestic affaii^B His promise was to give us the ll^H est possible measure of freed^H J arid upo nthis assurance oir.^ vum exerted every effort toward hU eJH tion and toward the defeat of Featherstone, who had in tho nfl wanton manner, in a speech bernian Hall during the campd^H insulted the people of CharlestofllJJ telling them that he did notJMH^ their vote?that he was a pnlln tionist, and, if elected, that he wj^B do everything in his power to I^H from Charleston her right to imH the liquor question for herself. |<J twenty years this question has . Dipi a thorn in Charleston's side. ' She has been foot-balled by every politi cal charlatan who has seen ftt U exploit her before the rest of ;$al State, and we leave it to every Mil did judge of present conditions tt say whether or not the last conditibM is not worse than the first Puitslj with the object in view of wqHtinj out Charleston's salvation in ttis re spect Mr. Grace supported GqraaM ' ^lease's* he recommPra the relief sought.^*#5 leave it also to the people of Charles ton to say wnetner or not in violation of Governoi" Blease's promise it waj necessary to put constables here. In spite of Mr. Grace's protest, he did it, He not only put constables here, but immediately those constables began a system of graft which has never been equalled even in the worst days of the State dispensary. We make this statement fearless of contradiction. It cannot be denied. We have traced this graft practically up to the governor himself; and we say that it is a shameless situation; and back of it all, is who? Read and reread the published letter and judge for yourself. >Who represents decency and honesty in government in Charleston?Martin or Grace?" T -1- T ?* r ? mrs. j-ieia bove, wne oi wiiey Liove, a farmer living ear Covena, Ga., says: "I have taken Foley Kidney Pills and find them to be all you claim for them. They gave me almost instant relief when my kidneys were sluggish and inactive. I can cheerfully recommend them to all sufferers from kidney troubles." Nothing Lost.. "Yes sir, when we were ambushed we got out without losing a man or a horse or a gun or?" "A minute," chimed in a small, still voice.?Judge. When Buying, Buy Only the Best. Costs no more but gives the best results. H. L. Blomquist, Esdaile, Wis., says his wife considers Foley's Honey and Tar Compound the best cough cure on the market. "She has tried various kinds but Foley's gives tho best results of all." For a Novelty. Manager (of the Breezy Burlesque Barnstormers)?Isn't there some sensational stunt we could pull off here in your town, some original advertisement that would get talked about and catch the crowd? Rural Landlord?Yes; you might try paying your board in advance.? Satire. PICTURE FRAMING AND : : WALL PAPER : : Furniture Repaired and Polished Lounges, Sofas and Chairs covered. Mattresses made over Church Cushons to order. MILLINGS Townsend Block. \ > IE 0 Going to rr -and will c M Diamonds, ILware, Cu ^L^merican ^nothing r< ^Bhe highest Kale Open ft Ji Hit 4 O'clocl Hyvill conttn Es sold. still * || JohnfKrank, J J AenE|r back aches. jflRH^pU||| Her Energy and B gg SnppinK ^BKJren^JiWen know how the aches tyy>l.pain?inai oiten come wnen tne NgSGneys nil make life a burden Wackache, nip pains, headaches, dizzy | spells distressing urinary troubles, i are frequent indications of weak kidi neys only. They attack kidney disj Doans Kidney Pills are for the kidneys only. They attack kilney dis' eases 1?t striking at the cause. Here's ; proof o'f their merit in a Union woi man's words: Mrs. A. M. Jones, 62 S. Church St., Union, S. . ., says: "I think very highly of Doan's Kidney Pills and I urge evtryone suffering from kidney trouble to try them. I was subject to backaches' and head aches and often had dizty and nervous spells. The secretions from my kidneys also bothered me and plainly showed that I needed a kidney medicine. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from the Palmetto Drug Co., gave me relief." For sale by all dealers. Price 50c Foster-Milbburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. EXCURSION RATES VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY. "Premier Carrier ef the South." Augusta, Ga.?Account Fraternal Order Eagles and Baptist Young Peoples' Union of Georgia. Tickets on sale June 16th and 17th; final limit June 24th, 1912. Rock Hill, S. C.?Account Summer School Winthrop College. Tickets on sale June 17th, 18th and 19th; final limit July 22nd, 1912. Asheville, N. C.?Account Joint Shriners Meeting A. A. G., N. M. S. Tickets on sale June 9th, 10th and 11th; final limit June 15th, 1912. Waflhinrton. D. C.? A i*i?nnnf I T r* veiling of tfhe Coiumbus Monument. Tickets on sale June 5 th, 6th and 7th; Anal limit June 12th, 1912. Chicago, 111.?Account Republican National Convention. Tickets on sale June 14th, 15th and 16th; final limit July otn, 1812.. Knoxville, Tenn.?Account 8ummer School of the South, University of Tennessee. Tickets on sale June 16th, 17th, 18th, 22nd, 23rd,29th, July 6th, 7th, and 13th, 1912. Tickets will be limited to reach original starting point returning not later than midnight of the 15th day from, but not including, date of sale, unless extended at Knoxville. Extensions may he secured of the final limit to ana including September 30th, 1912, by depositing ticket and upon payment of $1.00. 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