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vi chip |^H^^HnRad in ^HBHH^^HH*^ vi ess be baked wit without COME?ANY Dj Union H K ^ Why is ju rvii 1 so muc 1 Think than w 4* be? It + More t.he.mo ?|f dustrioi -ft ? to $30,( 4 because | Spend ^ut ?& w the true I |JK? T spena c ^ That syj ^ of his fe + * (The 0 I Merchants | Natioi X OF UN jr, F. M. FARR, President. T j. i). Air J CAPITAL ANI) 4* 4* 4* *?? 4* 4* 41 4* 4* 4* 4* 41 ? n | Union Plumbiii ' I liave rttovcd t quarters and to do vour | water pipe jo carry all kin % guttering, rid( They sell the be; ^ the market tor f Batteries that t circuit work, su gas engines, Aul | UNION PLUMBINI 4* J. E. KIRBY. * Phone 205-J 27 E I > Don't Waste Ene i Spend it convincinj i lent Vanadium buil I now. We have shared i ducing the price. J) about $575.00; M< Touring Car, $650.( livered any where i The roads are fir the price is right, third car a Ford. \ yours promptly, th be able to get one v L. L. WAGNO* Ford j" yhonstration of Sauce Pan Wear-ever Dec. 7th t-r^rtr madu ^ rmnn 11 conduct a demonstration whi ow you not only that "Weai^Eve 1 scale, that they are not ruined ut also that food may be cooked than in other utensils, how pi hout grease, how a pot roast mi ', etc. V.Y NEXT WEEK?COME ardware Co. * ?? ??????? 4. it that the average man is worth :h less in money and property ^ e have a right to expect him to ^ isn't because he doesn't make *]? ney, for the average man is injs and has earned from $10,000 )00 in the past ten years. It is he doesn't give much serious ^ either to his income or his outrious thought would teach him value of a dollar; then he would *|? arefully and deposit steadily. stem soon places any man ahead *|? llows. + Id Reliable) + ; & Planters * lal Bank t ION, S. C. X A. H. FOSTER, Vice-Prea. 4, THUR, Cashier. J j CITI>I)f ltd kjc ivi ijiio $ I UU,UUU. X V *V* *V* *if* V* j* H^* *f* J* ?y? Hj* ' J*]** into their new + ; are now ready + ! plumbing and | ; bs. They also + ids ol rooting, + to nnll oto |V 1 VPMM9 V1V? ^ * st Garden Hose on 4* 10c per foot. Dry 4? are fine lor open ? ch as telephones, J tos, etc. ^ i & ELECTRIC CO. | JULIAN HUGHES. 4* . Main St. Union. S- C. + 7 X f# lif# ?i|# ^ ^ ^ ^ ?ifi? ?$? ?$? ?$? lif* rgy Counting Them |( ? yourself that the sit Ford, is the car you II profits with you by remodel T, Torpedo Run- ! ^del T, five-pasenger )0 Fully equipped, den Union county, le, the weather is fine, Why wait? Every rour order now will get ose who wait will not vhen they want it. f, UNION, S. C. Agent. 5 -^ 1 C ? Mr. Geo. T. Bu^^^pTa p Union County Oklahoma, His ComradesJ^^^^^B Passed Beyjufd t^^^^^KYili Clj^fcasha, Okla.,^^^^^^^^H yjetj give me space ?Vu marks? " Fifty yeai^^^^HHH/* to brood over evnetl^^^f^^Hrf l" help only by the Jjy great Architect andSjH^^H^ can we expect to gtfn^tfte ineflH^B in gifts that has beet) handed ml in u8 through the ageq. Today*^! -v day in American hlisitory.- T?S ?1 y day of Thanksgiving. But tf&jW many and how few are celefinp this day in the true principle*11 way that God would haye th6nf?l many of my dear old c&nradJT say that they are hankfulflAfl; and tens of thousands that God has so genjj|^^^^^^H ishly poured out ? dear comrades, we oftHj^^^^HH left of that once great lowed Lee and Jackson, we should be today. Neve^^^^^H but with true reverence doeth all things well. Sad, oW^Ja..' day to realize that our depleted rani are thinning so fast. Some five yea: past I tramped the hills of my native old Union. My associate then and there was of an inspiring ns ture. Men whom I shared the fate o battle; men who I had loved fron early childhood; men who had sprun up in nature's own gift and had^T^ to serve their country in the of noblemen. Oh, what a thoyt inspiration that thrills my today to know that I have s^B* ' passing of these years. I am SB. with my.day and generation, thai, my days have been days of evey^^ When I recall the names of dear old boys who stood high in^V esteem of a great people. They w?q men of the noblest type of manh?ve R. W. Tinsley ^as a good mtaSr may his children rise up and caftln blessed. But he is gone frmiJgit Will we meet again? God gffl. A His wisdom and mercy. , Captain Douglas, noble mAfflBjV j was. R. C. Robinson was my in the army and that was the pla<^H| learn But my crushes my heart when I that J. C. Hunter isi gone _Vj| 9?ly rn^ruest frjendj^ul myffl^WPVith hejrt and puiJ^^K d were the same age to a day.^^HHV < Kith day of November CalQ^^HR- & was 68 years old. and we have eVA t >een on the best of terms. When^lli were in our seventh year our firM 1 school teacher was the venerable oil I saint Joseph Holmes, of Goshen Hi If, I who has long since passed td his re- I ward into eternal rest. Our next J teacher was the Hon. George Cofield, t who died a few years ago in the city J of Spartanburg. Our next teacher ? was a Miss Anna Gowin, afterward! the wife of I.aFayette Hunter. Alb t taught at Goshen Hill, -where I first a saw the light of clay and spent my t early years. Rut my reader, the old d landmarks of that dear oM spot are'e gone, gone. Those good people havylt passed from the stage of action but i1 they are not forgotten when we look through the haekward mist of time. Many eventful days come rolling back to our memory. Our few fleeting years seem but a short while. Yes, my Comrades, this, day is a day that was set apart by our nation's builders and as a custom that has followed the tradition of this great republic until today, it should be kept sacred. We have so many things to be thankful for. Yes, you, my comrades. you should be thankful for God's watch and care in the heat oi battle. Yes, and for making as honest citizens as you made soldiers. Yes, you should be thankful for food and raiment. And that you have not been hungry since you made step to martial music in the days that tried the souls of men. Yes, you should thank God that you made a history that will go sounding down the corridors of time and nations yet unborn will rpv^rpnpp tho nomo r\f thfl hnvft who wore the prey. Yes, you should thank the Great Kin# of Kings for the guidance of your life, character and ever being mindful of you. Oh, my comrades, this day should he as a gentle reminder. Not only to the few survivors of that struggle for national life but to every mortal of this great commonwealth. By this day we are so reminded that we have passed another mile post of Father Time. We have rounded out these years of our allotted time all blended with the good things of earth. The scroll of time will count one less. The Spender of your day has passed the j iU : noonuay k.un, wncru tut; evcuiii^ i shades will soon hide away the greatness of this generation. A few daya and the places that know us now will know us no more. Time and opportunity will pass us by. You have lived to enjoy the fruits of a great and rosperbtis people. Your associations i life have been of such characters nd of such indomitable courage that be world is looking on with amazing ronder. Empires have rose and fell, fatiohs laid to waste. Kingdoms Oattered to the fore winds but the old Confederate soldiers will hold their rOstige until time is no more. Yes, my comrades, if I were equal o the task of telling the story of Southern courage and the deeds of he boys who marched to the sweet ptes of Dixie. But, nay, verily it fushes my heart and still p my (pigue. When you go down to your graves, you leave a heritage that the rorld can never equal and let's go in eace. Yes, boys, let's meet where bere is neither sorrow nor crying, rhere we shall be with the loved ones one before. God be with you' till we lAgUgpdn* Geo. T. Buchanan. iO0VfE' NEVER AS BAD j , ' AS MODERN SOCIETY. #op Wilson Denounces Conditions m ',! )ur Highest Social Circles" F inds Moral Strata Low. BKrahnah, Ga., Dec. 1.?"Rome in ^ftrorst days, never harbored such ^H&iQps of vice as are prevalent in ^Biighest social circles at the presBmc," declared Bishop A. W. WilH of the Methodist Episcopal Wm?h, South, in a sermon here toly. ""Wever at any period of the world's jP>ry," added Bishop Wilson, "has W moral strata been so thin or so ky. The world is beset today with Ire insane theories and philosophies, t-e hypocritical creeds than ever t>rc. . The advance of dWilhee and philphy in the stftdy of*flho fine inlite subjects connected with the eation of the earth is imperilling le religious welfare of the world. :ientific process will never disclose le hidden secrets of the universe, he mystery which shiels the unlown will not be unfolded by the ind man through the application philosophy." Kshop Wilson is attending the Hfch Georgia Methodist conference session here. ?ults of Campaign Against the / Southern Pine Beetle. <; The active campaiaM^^^^pt the utlior oine beet^^^H|^^knuler B^WJonBBmH inavEdual owners, kinx 'the paat -vyinteri in the prinB&l liters of infestation.^ ^kc/mount of. cord wood cut ffom he^fested trees and burned before prijf, disposed of the broods of the peteis that' were wintering in the lit# bark. This has resulted in the liiinatio'n of the beetles from the rAer centers* of infestation. Furidrnore the timber is healthy in l?H^it?hboring localities in which the letle would normally have been eeif put into effect It is believed that the people of he "South have now so thoroughly fep'"1 the methods of control, that hi# will in the future utilize any ying and beetle-infested trees for "glwood or lumber, and thus protect Mr pine from any further destructve outbreaks of this beetle. ?????? , :Honor Roll of Sardis School. ^Irst grade?Paul Burgess, Clyde Vrird grade?Charlie Betenbaugh, twtle Betenbaugh. Fifth grade;?Charlie Young, Joe Idaards, Walter Betenbaugh, Alma lwibaugh, Joaie Young, fcventh grade?Kathleen Young, One Young. *" esolve to live a hundred years aSyou cptl do it," says a St. Louis RPeUfn. But the majority of good rotations are broken in a short time. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of the South Sedates from Union, South Carolina * WEST BOUND rdh 9?For Spartanburg, Asheville, K>rfrille, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Birnsgfcam and points west, 9:20 a. m. o, ?^aronna special to Asne >, Knoxville, Cincinnati and all plfj west and northwest, 3.07 p. m. A 18?For Spartanburg and Aahoyi, 8:45 p. in. 41?-For Spartanburg and local stionfl, 6:40 p.m. A f EAST BOUND. Aqfc-42.?For Columbia and local p?c?, 0:00 a. m. (*.14.?For Columbia and local ?t&ll:55 a. m. I o? 28.?Carolina Special for Colt# >y| and Charleston, 2:37 p. m. ,o?10?For Columbia, Charleston, Sl irnah and Jacksonville, 9:22 p. m. >s. 27 ahd 28?Carolina Special? Tldiflb electric lighted tram, conalfnf of day coaches, Pullman cars ar observation car between CharlestPani Cincinnati. <r~gorther information call on locaigaot, or address L. D. Robinson, dTTfcT *A., S. H. McLean, D. P. A., S. C.; W. E. McGee, A. G. P,\.^Columbia S. C.j S. H. Hardw, f, T. M., E. H. Coapman, V. P. W* Washington, D. C. t a Rule! ionev, then to eret vour *> iMake il * First, to get your it + money's worth; and we ?4i to give you your money1 ?{? money. ]j| For Your Money An absolutely all wool si Well worl ^ We have other grades fr ?|t Which will cost you e ?|t more on the suit. J \^e have 500 Boys' Suits T All sizes ar And remember we giv< ?St Pflph snii. frnm OH nn v**? yv?vv u|7. ! J. CC * T^^" ^ 12i3gj^ ! Ti Sold Hogs b; A South Carolina far of hogs which were read was so warm that killing 1 He went to his tele . Columbia over Long Dis at a good price. He thei office and arranged for sh The telephone is now You can have one on you See the nearest Bell ' send a postal for our free AND TELEGRAPH C S. Pryor St., ATA aTA ATA ATA. ATA y "^r "|]y "^r T^T T^f y "^7 |? We Are Now in Pc | Unheard I For Youi A We ask for a trial and A will save you?money. A Boys' Suits from A Men's Suits from ______ A Men's and Boys' Shoes fi A Ladies' and Misses' Coat* A Big line of Rugs going a Y We are making new c V thev are satisfied custom | I. FF X No. 7 West | OLD BRADLEY i 9v f/v v v v wv y v When You Buy a Should b< There are so many small sh up the cheaper grades of mar it by apprentices, that you hnvinor frnm a rpniitahlft firrr ~v*?' *"b -*" ? ? ?!' " ~? A monument to be in good portions, made of good mate our designs made by artists ments are symmetrical in pr built by skilled mechanics wl marble?and we use only goo tomers the middleman's profi Bailey Undc An eighteen-pound lobster has been caught in I.onf Island Sound. Still, chorus girl can catch a bigger one than that on Broadway any day in the year. wilf apply our rule?-first & s worth, then to get your *? + We Will Give You ? 4nit for $10.00 ^ th $12.60. 4om $12.50, $15, $17, to $25. J lsewhprp frnm $3 fr? .. ? ? ? ~ vv yv i, prices $2.00 up to $10.00 J id patterns. J e the boy a 50c Knife with + >hen. ! X i j^jjj y Telephone mer had a large number y to kill. The weather was out of the question. phone, called a dealer in tance and sold his hogs i called the local freight ipment. r a necessity on the farm, r farm at small cost. Telephone Manager or booklet. / COMPANY Atlanta, Ga. ATa ATA ATA A^A ATA A^A ATA 1^] T|> T|>" >sition to Give You 4F+ of Values | r Money t A will convince you that we 98c up to $7.00 X $3.98 to $12.00 om 98c to $4.00 \ from $1.98 to $10.00 t marvelously low prices. :ustomers every day and V ters. y iOM | Main Street. f i ESTES STAND. Y i Monument You ; Careful. lops over the country buying ble and granite and working hardly know when you are 1. taste should be in right prorial, well finished. We have in this line and our monu oportions, artistic in design, no are artisans jn stone and d material and save our cusit and agent's commission. staking Co. In Baltimore a police justice has % ran Red mirrors in his court room so that drunks and disorderlies will have to see themselves. Justice should have a little pity.