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A^A 4^4 A^A jftk A^A jftk -*^A A^A ly y ^r^~ "^f ^r^r^rT^ I Call and Lei X And Demonstrate | this | Insurance | Gasoline X Rannp 1 T to you. The only |? safe stove to use. Y Let us tell you Y WHY I Union Hai Y Y Phone 34. ? x Why is it t 4* TU* 1 S? mUch 1 4 inink than we h 4 be? It isr -ft IVIore the money 4 dustrious ; ? to $30,000 4 because h< + Spend thouKhl i>i' + kl|FVllU go geri0) + I DCC the trUe 4 Ltao spend can 4. That syste 4 of his fello 4* 4* (The Old 4 + Merchants ?b & - A! i nanoni T OF UNIC ?. F. M. FARR, President. "J J. D. A RTF x CAPITAL AND S 4* "Jr* -A" 4* "A" \l* -A* "A" "A* *A* A* *TTTTTtTTTTTT 4? 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*4141 4? 4* 41 4 t UNION PLUMBING i ' WANTS YOU * 4* We do plumbing and a 4* We also carry the best y We have a stock of th J money can buy. ^ We have taken the A 4f worth Gas Lights, the k 4* mobiles. Simple in cons _i_ a_ r I T i ? -* cneapesi iuei. l^ei us sr % GIVE US A T + CONV | Union Plw 1 Electi 4* J. E. KIKBY. * Phone 205-J 27 E. 4,4?4?4?4,4,4,4|4,44,4*4 ! BAILEY UNDI * 4* The Only Professional Undert jg. Ladies and Children's Dresse fabrics beautifully made. 4* Coffins and Caskets, newest d A and workmaship. Competition cannot approach 4f Undertaking at Reasonable Pric< J M. Bonner, ^ Licensed Embalmer and Under ^ MONUMENTS AP We are saving OUR customer ^ every year and keeping money 4* other towns and States. Give a because we buy from the quarrie up the low grade granite and 1 4* worked up by apprentices. 4* W. O. W. M 4* We are putting up the best Wo 'j. this county. Why? Because insti clerk of the Camp, we put that nr 4* and size of the monument and gr _ n ? ? * ?ff mtinu,er- nee nerore you o? ?{f WE HANDLE ONLY TH T. E. BAILEY, Pre 4? 4* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4* 4 4 . 4^A A^A A^a A^A A^A A^A A^A ^^TT^T^rr^rY ^r t Us Explain | K H Jj!9 > * <l> BBBp^^MHw | ?? |^Hgg^y|l i | I * a ^^B0KHBB|H|1| ! IWBi"T' flBIB * ! .. Fi T ' % ! dware Co. I X a Main Street. i a V c k aT^ ATA A^A ATA ATA A^A ATA AVA ATA ATA it v t '4?4,4,4'4,4,4!,4,4'4,4,4,?k c * d hat the average man is worth *? p ess in money and property ^ i( ave a right to expect him to ^ s n't because he doesn't make 4* , for the average man is in- 4? s and has earned from $10,000 *|? v in the past ten years. It is 4? t( i doesn't give much serious 4? p ther to his mcome or his out- 4* us thought would teach him 4* ,lue of a dollar; then he would *|? v jfully and deposit steadily. 4* S m soon places any man ahead 4? ws. 4 ?????????? T Reliable) + i & Planters < I al Bank f " >N, S. C. I i A. h. FOSTER, Vice-Pres. s IUR, Cashier. J n URPLUS $100,000. J I ?U M/> ?,#/ ?! *|/? wg* *E? lib *K* liK* WK* ?X? wK? ?X? p 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* Hfe* *K & ELECTRIC CO. | i R BUSINESS. 1 ny kind of Metal Roofing. 4t Garden Hose. * e best Dry Batteries that J igency for the Ideal Ep- ^ i ind that you see on auto- *|? truction and requires the 4* ' iow you how they work. 4* 1 RIAL AND BE J . INCED. * mbing and t ic Co. % JULIAN HUGHES. + Main St. Union, S. C. J < ? 1 * ?if? ?^J? ?^* ?J? ?^t :RTAKIN6fC0. %' i?4 4? t ? ~ h akers and Embalmers in the City. >?? a s and Men's Suits of the finest ^ c esigns made of the best material 4^ t 4? a us when it comes to High Ciass r a ss. *T t T.E.Bailey, ? ) taker. President and Treas. ^ f Cn THMRCTANFC ^ J i A-' mv/iuuux Vi^UU ^ (i s hundreds of dollars in this line i P at home that has been going to better material and workmanship h is and not from concerns that buy F laul it hundreds of miles to be ? l0 ONUMENTS. p odmen monuments that comes into *? ? dq/I rxf O tit'A 4 t' uuu vi ^ivin^ tu uic aKcut ur ^ iuch more into the material, finish T~ p ye it to the family of the deceased t* "* + I E SILK OF THE TRADE. *)? }< X h sident and Treasurer j J; Jonesville News Letter. Jonesville, Oct. 8.?-Saturday was * ood day with our merchants. There as a good crowd in from the country. 'he two cotton grins did a good rork. They ginned 78 bales and most 11 of it was put on the market. We ave quite a number of cotton buyers nd they are all anxious for the stale. The merchants had a good day ut the farmers are rather depressed nd kind of gloomy as the crops of oth corn and cotton are certainly hort and the price of cotton is not ufficient to make up for the short. Re. ^ ^ ^ HI ! ine weamer is iaeai ior in? gainring of the crops. The health of the people in Jonesille is good, but out on the Fair ^orest the people are having a lot of hills. Mr. Gray Gault, who got hie afro ground up in a corn shredder last ireek, is doing very well. The Presbyterians are having a nissionary Union at their church riiich commenced Monday night and rill close Wednesday. There are quite number of people here in attendnce and they are from all over the ountry. After the heated term of the polit:al campaign it was to be hoped that re would have some rest from elecions of any kind, but here comes a ampaign for the dispensary or no lispensary, and I hear much talk bout it and from this it is to be suposed that it will stir the people as ; always has done. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Perrin spent iunday in Jonesville. * Mrs. S. A. Porter has been quite ick for several days and is still ery sick. Mrs. F. M. Farr of Union is amending the missionary meeting at the 'resbyterian church. Mrs. Clarence S. Johnson, of Campobello, spent several days last week .dth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. exton. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS For the Fiscal Year 1912. The tax books will be opened on the 5th of October and closed on the Slst f December without penalty. After he 31st of December there will be dded 1 per cent penalty for the lonth of January, 1 per cent more for 'ebruary, and 5 per cent more frOJ^j he first to 15th of March. After, the 5th of March executions will be Isued. Will commence to collect comr lutation road tax on the 15th day of )ctober, and close on the 15th day^of larch, following: Age or paying commutation road ax 21 to 50 years. Age for paying oil tax, 21 to 60. Tax levy as follows: * For State. 5% Mill! For Ordinary County 3% " For Road __ 2 Vz " 'or Interest on R. R. Bonds 1 'or Old Soldiers Vi " 'or Constitutional School 3 'or Past Indebtedness 1 17 hi Mills Special School Districts. BOG ANSVILLE. Jo. 1?West Springs 2H Mills Jo. 2?Cedar Hill 3 Jo. 3?Putnam 3 Jo. 4?Oakland 2 CROSS KEYS. Jo. 1?Cross Keys 2 Mills Jo. 2?Sedalia 2 FISH DAM. Jo. 2.?Carlisle 6 Mills JONESVILLE Jo. 1?Jonesville 6V4 Mills Jo. 2?Rocky Creek 3 " PINCKNEY Jo. 2?Fai r's 7 Mills Jo. 4?Pinckney 3 Mills SANTUC. Jo. 3?Santuc 3 Mills UNION Jo. 5.?Union __2 Mills Jo. 11?Union School District 4 Mills \l/l : x i* - yv iicii paying taxes, can ior we ownship or school district in which rou live, and any other township vhere you own property on which you lesire to pay tax. J. H. BARTLES, U-2t Treasurer of Union County. Ed. V. Price & Company MERCHANT TAILORS Wholesale Only PRICE BUILDING Chicago, Oct. 8, 1912. dr. W. H. Perrin, Union, S. Car. lear Sir: Following our usual custom at ha beginning of each season, for the enefit of our new customers, as well is our old ones, we again wish to all your attention to the fact that the teddler is hard at work selling the insuspecting consumer woolens that ,re not worth the making up so far s wearing qualities are concerned, or he cost of the express to send them o us. These woolens, in many instances, >ear the stamp of "British Manuacture," and in some cases "German nl French Manufacture." In the maority of cases, these fabrics are oods that, on account of being imerfect, have been thrown back on the ands of some of the mills, who have old them at a very low price to the iarties mentioned. In snm* he woolens have been dyed so that he imperfections will not show. In ther cases the woolens are absolutely ure cotton branded with a' foreign tamp in order to enable these imposes to take advantage of the unsusecting consumer. It will be to your interest, as well s to the interest of all parties in your >cality> if you will publish this itter. It will save them many a dolir as the fabrics are not as repreented and in some instances are abolutely worthless. Yours very truly, E. V. Prica A Co. Husbands Should he Happy. :<M?w York, Oct 4.?Thirty-foi 'mm' who touched' New York fro Bipinuda on the steamship Beimudia fobbed e "never nag society" durir the voyage. J^junong Hie things each bride agree to do for her husband were the fo Get his breakfast every morning. ' press neatly for the morning mos Kiss him when he comes home fr<x work. Account for every penny she hai dies. Give him a "night off" every wee to spend where and with whom and i whatever maoper he pleases. Danger After Grip. I lies often in a run-down syster yMskness, nervousness, lack of app L energy, and ambition, with diso TreAd liver and kidneys oft< foiftw an attack of this wretched dii earn. The greatest need then is Ele tpP Bitters, the glorious tonic, bloc grafter and regulator of stomac liver and kidneys. Thousands ha> proved they wonderfully strengthc the nerves, build up the system ar restore to health and good spirits a tet an* attack of Grip. If suffering, ti them. Only 50 cents. Sold and pe feet satisfaction guaranteed by Ti Ri#fc Drug Company% 4, The Colonel on Canvas. .New York, October 5.?Movin pictures of Col. Roosevelt on his r cent Western tour will be a featui of the Progressive campaign througl out the country this month. TI pictures show the candidate drivin an engine, addressing the Indians c the plains, talking to the children ar -Boy Scouts and his meeting at L< Angeles. Mrs. T. A. Town, 107 6th St., Wi tertown, S. D., writes"My four chi dren are subject to hard colds and always use Foley's Honey and T? Compound with splendid result: Some time ago I had a severe attac of la grippe and the doctor prescribe Foley's Honey and Tar Compound ar it soon overcame the la grippe, can always depend upon Foley's Hoi ey and Tar Compound and am sure < good results." The Rice Drug Co. Two Cents Was Conscience Money Washington, Oct. 4.?After givln personal attention to the letter of Deocrah, Iowa man, who desired t ease his mind by paying the Unite states two cents, Secretary of tli Treasury MacVeagh today remove the minimum limit of five cents o "conscience fund" contributions. Th letter read: "Onkel sam, united states treasmj t "hereby i send you 2 cents which |hwe you by mistake, i were send ittle article with the mail and put Klip :4# writing in. with, after sui fee i thought i did not do right ar regrot. so excuse me." Almost a Miracle. One of the most startling change ever seen in any man, according t W. B. Holscraw, Clarendon, Texa was effected vears ago in his brothe "He had sucn a dreadful cough," h writes, "that all our family thougl he was going into consumption, bi he began to use Dr. King's New Di: covery, and was completely cured b ten bottles. Now he is sound and we and weighs 218 pounds. For mar years our family has used this woi derful remedy for Coughs and Colt with excellent results." It's tyuic safe, reliable and guaranteed. Pri< 50 cents and $100. Trial bottle free a The Rice Drug Company. A FRIEND OF HYDE TURNED ON THE CURREN Columbia, Oct. 3.?A circumstari of more than llKlinl internet in nn nection with the execution of San uel N. Hyde at the state penitential yesterday at noon lies in the a that J. C. Robbins, the penitential guard who threw the switch that sei the lethal current through che hoc of Hyde was a friend of the condem ed man and had know nhim sin early boyhood. Both were original from Anderson county and in eavli years had been close friends. M bobbins has discharged the duties < executioner at each electrocution u der the direction of T. Q. Booz* state electrician. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of the South Schedules from Union, South Carolii WEST BOUNUD No. 8?For Spartanburg, Ashevil and Knoxville. 2;2fi ? m No. 9.?For Spartanburg, Ashevill Knoxville, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Bi mingham and points west, 9:20 a. 1 No. 27?Carolina Special to Ash vijj-t, Knoxville, Cincinnati and t points west and northwest. 3:07 p. i 1 Jso. 13?For Spartanburg and Ash ville. 3:45 p. m. No. 41.?For Spartanburg and loc stations. 6.40 p. m. EAST BOUND. No. 42?For Columbia and loc points, 9:00 a. to. No. 14.?For Columbia and loc points, 11:55 a. m. No. 28?Carolina Special for C lumbia and Charleston. 2.37. d. m. No. 4 for Columbia aiuf loc points, 6:40 p. m. Ho. 10.?For Columbia, Charlesto Savannah and Jacksonville, 9:22 p. i Hos. 27 and 28-?Carolina SpecialThrough electric lighted train, con sistfnc of day coaches, Pullman ca and observation car between Charle ton ^nd Cincinnati. Fbr further information call on 1 cal agent, or address L. D. Robin bo C. Kft T. A., S. H. McLean, D. P. / Colombia, S. C.; W. E. McGee, A. < P. A., Columbia, S. C.; S. H. Har wick, P. T. M., E. H. Coapman, V. A. Q. M., Washington, D. C. mi" 99 ??#-? ? ?#? ? *??#.#*.? Z If " . ? II The reason v ?# *? #=? u II We have secured the e: : agency of STYLEPLUS CLOTH g# town. This is just another evider are always looking out for our i- || best interests. A A * II After the" fullest investiga In g* comparison with the best brands 1 on the market, we found that ST n %'*> CLOTHES came up to the high s e- require in clothes before' we will ] S3 them to our customers. We founc !n ?>? s- ?? C- ** h, ^ PWFvV r p ^ % f A\ sn id ? ' If y *? * Wiif ** ^BKOBMSTv: . \ *< - ?*--* X F'^Vrw^^\^HH8SB lg gyyg-gygg VB m ~~~ VB 1 StyleplusV v I Clothes -l 1 _____^___ fk |j "The same price the work :d id I tZ have unusual quality and value, t ?f ever saw at or near the price. II We found them the equal of I to $25.00 grades of any other make?an a tt we are featuring them. d |i We know that every STYLE] ie or overcoat that goes out of our store has id staunch friend for us and STYLEPLUS n * f?r the buyer has saved from $3.00 to \ ie $S cash and is as stylishly dressed as ever. r: It Come in some day soon and tr ^ of the new Fall models of STYLEPLT a $? Overcoats-?every garment guaranteed b; a $49 ^ ? m 1 J. Cohc is .o S ' et i A Constant Protection r. ol A telephone oa the Farm affords the Famw n- from isolation a* well as protection in the absenc T? Mr. S. S. Lee, of Blanch, N. C., writes: "l of oar friends' hosband was compelled to be off night. During that time no one was in the 1 She talked to us all up and down the line, an* ready to go to her at a minute's notice. She sa ia she had a phone, as she would not feel at all Ion Write for our free booklet and see how littl le telephone oa your Farm. Address le, Farmers Line Department ? SOUTHERN^BELL TELEPHON ill I ? iLLK.?iiiAfEt tOMrAN I 164 So?tb Pryor St.. Atlanta. Ga. a* That question will be asked you almost daily by bus services, if you qualify?take the Draughon Training?a n, More BANKERS Indorse DRAUGHON'S Colleges tto n. ness colleges COMBINED. 48 Colleges In 18 States. ? Benklajr, Tnwwrltlaff. Pcnmatuhlp, Rnfllnh, flpelllnr, Arlthae 1.. taw?VIIBB aaxlllary brmnebes. Uood POSITIONS GUARANTEED nndi rg Bookkeeping. Bookkeepers all over] Homo Study, a- the United States say that Draughon's iers, bookkeeper Mom Qirotom 'auaartlnrr oauoo tliam I Y>* MV0I.VIU VI. "*? VO Villus IIVIUIU^ ftVVVI j o- from 25 to 50 per cent in work and worry. taking Draugh n, Shorthand. Practically all U. 8. offi- CATALOGU L, cial court reporters write the System of BY MAIL, w G. Shorthand Draughon Colleges teach. President, Nasi d- Wkyf Because they know it is the best, alogue on cour P DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSIJ Cmwiiib ,rCri?iii?. 3.C.? '? >9??9?4????9??99# 99 99 99 g 99 ^hy. !| ^elusive || ES in this |? ?' &? ice that we * ? , 99 customers * 99 99 9? ?? don and || of clothing || YLEPLUS tandard we || recommend ?* 1 that ? 99 9? ?? 99 ?? 9? 99 9 9 9 99 ##' 99 99 99 M SSSbM H7 I ? 1 _ over" sl he best we :he $20.00 II id that'8 why S* PLUS suit S made another i CLOTHES, 3? $8.00 in hard 33 y on some |? JS Suits and ? y the makers. || n 1 it* ? s# si ii ; 7 . a r- f , [? "* i ( # ## 1 ' ".. . \ if a family freedom e ct the men. Some time ago one until ten o'clock at house but his wife. ? each family was id she was so glad ely." le it costs to have a fgjf inesa men seeking yonr nd show ambition to rise. an indorse all other busiInternational reputation. Ue, Letter Writ! at, BasUoas tr reasonable conditions. Thousands of bank cask rs, and stenographers are positions as the result of on's Home Stijdy. E. For prices on lesson* rite Jno. F. Draughon, tiville, Tenn. For/wcatse AT COLLEGE, write 9ESS COLLEGE r Nashville, Teaa. | V | \L.if. * '? '' . 'ii.&'