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4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4* 4?4* 4? *1? 4m * CO! 4* The big staple has bej will soon be very active, 4* hands, puts money in son 4* goes to you, so why not s 4* of your cotton crop, by d 4* absolutely safe, and draw ^ For more than FOR' T BLE" MERCHANTS A* HANK, has had an unbrol J* the OLDEST, STRONGER T having the LARGEST D t , bank in this section, plain ^ tldence'of all classes of p< ?|t stitution, and indicating ,|( public in the conservativ* ^ methods of the manageme ^ We invite you to ope ^ will do our best to help y< * Merchants & PI a F. M. FAKR, President. "?* Look (or the Bank With the Chime Clock 4* AAAAAAAAAAAA I DON'T HAN Y X Come to I HARDWARE t VVV\VVV\W\V\NV\\\V\% Y f THE GOOD CARPE X THE: TOOLS HE U! SATISFIED WITH Y HEST. T ? SEE US BEFOl X GUARANTEE TION ON EV t Union Ha Y Y Main Street Ph< A^A | FALL AND WINT CLOTHIN( GAR \ For Men ai X It will not need si suasion, nor personal J, patronage. X NO!MERELY THE 0 We are justified ir ?? you find Clothing bett ?? entire line of Clothing ?? wear is complete? A just arrived. Y r.IVE US A TRU X GUAR f Clark CI ;< 1 It Pays to Tra( ^ We can please you in ] 5 we know we can save you E clean. No old goods to pt ^ Get acquainted with i ^ ness. It will certainly do > * we strive to give you the y for the least possible mone A teous treatment and we t g whether you wish to buy o 2 Come to us, and let's ^ the wonderful bargains w A mers. Our fast growth i.< A of customers that have goi y have gone among their fr ^ great bargains we are gb A Union county. There is i ^ you money on your purcha | WASH $ THE R i Phone 237 r T O N gun to move, trade in all lines and every bale that changes ^ , le one's pocket. A part of it *1* ave a portion of the proceeds ^ epositing it in a bank that is interest while you sleep. **"" rY years, the "OLD HELIA- J JD PLANTERS NATIONAL * ken and untarnished record as 5T bank in Union County, and EPOS1T ACCOUNT of any ly evidencing the absolute con- ' sople in the solidity of the inthe hearty approval of the 0, but liberal and progressive ^ nt. ^ n an account with us, and we ^ ou save. ^ nters National Bank % J. I). ARTHUR, Cashier. j|? that Furnishes Correct Time Free to Everybody ^ L x 1MER AROUND f See Us For *:* THAT WEARS %%%%%sssssssxsxssssssies%x 1 v INTER IS KNOWN BY ?f 3ES. THEN DON'T BE % ANYTHING BUT THE ?|? T T SE YOU BUY. WE > YOU SATISFAC- % ERY PURCHASE. % rdware Co.| one 84. Union, S. C. V !* 1 ER LINES OF CLARK $ 5 COMPANY'S lENTSl id Young Men :|: lver tongue, power of per- X magnetism to earn your 1 t :OOl)S AND THE PRICE. X j i saying that nowhere will ?? | er values than ours. Our ?? , Hats, Shirts and Under- ' line of Children Sweaters VL. SATISFACTION % ANTEED. X othing Co.| -?r i le at Washburn's | price and quality. Come to us, 5 money. Our stock is new and A it oir on you. g ih and our way of doing busi- 9 mu and your pocket book good. ^ best things the market affords 4 sy. You will always find cour- 8 ake pleasure in showing you, ? r not. S have a talk face to face about X e are giving our many custo- y. i due largely to the thousands ^ ne out from here satisfied, and ^ iends and told them about the d zing the people of Union and ^ no question about it, we save y I ses. Look for us. *5 BURN'S j ELIABLE 1 i Quick Delivery. | < SANTUC SANTUC, Nov. 1.?Several of Santuc's citizens went to the state fair, and most everyone talks of too short a time. Years ago the train used to leave here at sunrise and crowds would go down, but now it leaves after nine o'clock and that makes it too late getting into Columbia, and is many do not wish to stay all night, so they just stay at home and don't go much now. Here is a new definition. A man of our town asked what is regal? He then gave the definition himself. He said Itegal is a woman who once was a gal, married became a widow, then after a time went to courting again, and then was a re-gal. He tried his wit. It is not my get-up, so don't ^ cust" me. I have heard all sorts of talk about the high cost of living, so have you, and I have heard much about surgical operation and the seemingly exhorbitant prices some physicians charge, and I figure that is sure enough high cost of living, for at these prices a poor man or woman simply just can't live. For they would not have the money and would have to topple over and die. Those | who have the cash and can pay the high cost of living. ' I talked with a man a few days! ago and he put it in to my mind that1 anything, almost, purchased costs a poor man more than it does a i wealthy one. For instance, a poor; man must get land (if he can get it, at all) on time and may be a long' time paying interest which counts up greatly, and the same with mules J paying interest, but continuing to cut ofi* principal until he whittles away | the debt, but the interest may, amount to, in several years almost as much as the original. As to land a man said once that he would like to buy land, if he could get "terms," build the land and eventually pay -for it and a man who inherited land j through himself and his wife, said,! "Oh, terms are nothing to me, 1 j I wnnlH nnv r?ncli M Tim nr?o AiA ?/vf I have to work for his, nor pay for it, and could add to it sharply, as it were and the other would have to dig out the pay himself, and even if he had long terms, a good thing for a poor man who had to pay for his land himself, the interest would mount up and make it cost him too. | Frost struck in right here on the;' 1st and 2nd. The temperature going down to 27 degrees on Sunday ^ootta- ' ing. ro weeks ago, killjinfA^HA ' put all crop plants out of comir^Hpn ' in the surrounding section an^F it seemed to sepecially do so on the ?est 1 m iarms 01 wnicn tne "Terrapin" Scrape farm is a unit, killing every thing except pumpkin bugs and cockleburrs, but it seemed not to like the town, or was afraid to mess with it and jumped over. But let me tell you something about cockleburrs, I have "got on to" more of their tricks. I thought I was "on to" about all of them. I have a new one now and would not be surprised if I ran afoul 1 of some more, when I am wrestling * with them t hrough the meandering vicissitudes that I am likely to on- 1 counter if I am permitted to sojourn * on this mundane sphere many years longer. I heard frost never caught ' them. That they would ripen seed ? anyway, if they were no higher that r your finger But they won't < not before frost anyway. But they just will not die. Not until the seeds ripen. The weather has been mildl 8 so much so that when it rained it r was a thunder storm, the wind came * from the southwest, and it cleared ^ and a frost came along and the cock- * leburrs had not ripened into seeds and it was caught unawares. And 1 thought, "Oh, yes, I know it got you," for 1 had just seen the seed were not ripe and I went down into my nubbin patch on the branch, and now take care, I found those cockleburrs had just grinned and frowned and were just living right on and were going to stock some land and I knew that it would be foolish for me to try to kick the life out of the pesky things ^ when frost had never bitten them. g But I will go at it later and shape ^ them out with a hoe and that is the only safe way to get rid of troublesome seeds. Try it. r Prof. I). C. Heustis, who taught ^ here last year and is now teaching in Alcolu, spent a day or two here 8 last week with friends. Mr. Frank H. Jeter, of the German Kali Works, located at Atlanta, Ga., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jeter, Sr. Dr. L. H. Jeter was called to see I his father who was sick at his homo I in Lake City and remained at his bedside until the end came. Our sympathy is with Dr. Thomas in this sad ] hour of bereavement. Hey Denver, j J NO. K. HAMBLIN LAWYER Rooms Nos. 14-15?Foster Building \ 0 Office upstairs, Opposite Hotel Union a Union, South Carolina 3 i 1 c o Is 13*&c Prices of o same as tti and 7V2C a a ucn< for $10.00 fi ness. Styl^^ m . ciome: "The same price t J. COHEN, ' One of the principal by-product! af the national forests of Japan ii rnWi^ed by mushrooms, which havi yielded in one year a revenue of i million dollars. SEND FOR FREE Catalog-Circular Fashion Plate No. 1, copyrighted, and the Famoti* 90 Day* Treatment and McKISSICK'S METHOD of treating the Scalp, Hair and Skin with No. 1, 2 & 3 Preparations W. T. McKISSICK A CO Envy and jealousy take from yoi :he vitality that would enable you t< ?et that which you envy. No. 666 This is a prescription prepared especially or MALARIA or CHILLS &. FEVER. Tive or six doses will break any case, and f taken then as a tonic the Fever will not eturn. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c John Jacob Dorsey, a caddy, has iucd for $11,000 for the loss of his i)?ht eye, which he lost when a New Orleans club member drove a gold >all into it from a distance of 20C 'eet. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND DKAND. A /y4>N UdlMl Ash yonr Urnulit for M 4.H y- itt Chl.f h?.ttr Ulrmond nr?nd/f\\ I'UU in Red nod Hold inrtallkXV/ TTv ?hoses. sealed n.th Blue Ril.bon. V/ 1?1 Take no other. Be* of roar * I / ~ m Drn?fi?t. AtkforCIII.OirEH.TEB8 I W Jf RlXlIOND BRAND PILLS, for 86 A" fy years known at Best,Safest, Always Reliable ^?F SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Charged with embezzlement ol nore than $20,000 instocks entrusted 0 her by a client, Mrs. Carlotta Thompson, who formerly conducted 1 brokerage office in Cincinnaati, has >een convicted. Standard Oil appears in an entirely lew light when it is mentioned as a dctim of an alleged trust in the 'lumber dealers" case now before the lupreme court at Washington. I s I *1M il ! 11*. One application soothes and heals a rough K pimply.skin,and whenrepeated.quicklyefTects 1 n ture. Kc/ema, Erysipelas, Tetter, Ulcers and ' all .skin diseases yield to its curative properties. I 50c. a box. At all Druggists. M s,n<< r... r.... 1 1 nMim Will noBalf. 1 JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY * CO., A 17SO Spring Ovdn St., PMla., Pa. A l?3KI?y|=1wll FOR SALE. I offer ten (10). shares of Union Clothing Co.'8 stock for sale. I have lecided to remain with J. Cohen, and un offering my stock in Union Clothng Co. for sale. See me or J. Cohen. :0 tf. J. Louis Jolly. ) i T T < i anil A A ?* 1 - UIIU lit <1 J >ur Merchandise ley were when pound. We ha er All Wool Woi it the history of fcT Boys' All Suits in ^ |i| $2.50 up; AA nn w?vv up. J??" Wool Suii 4tl7 wor?1 ^ S Stylcplus te^ridw w#rlh o The House of Sa * iWe Are In + 4* + To do your Plumbii ing, Roof Painting.' I ^ + better than ever, f + Roofing, Piping, + House Paints and C + + stock. We save - + i + Everything guarant | Union Plumbing & t KIRBY & HUGHES, i i T T)t? nnr i " ^ j nunc 4VO-J Z'i Hi. Mall / A^A A^A A^A A ^A" "A" "Vr "A? ?vf ?A? TA" "A" "yy ta" A + 9 | To Reduce the C i a rromote good health for e i family, use an abundance of 1 at The Union Grocery Co., ' of everything that is good. . wheat Flour (self rising), a Fresh Biltmore Wheat Hea ?? Wheat Biscuit, Fresh Puff< ' <? Cream of Wheat, Fresh Gra Whole Wheat Flour, Fresh f and Postum Cereal, New Oi V and crushed Oats, Mothers, a er Oats, all size packages a Rice, Post Toasties, large o] X stant Postum and Grape Nu ? ga Chips. A For Best Service and Hi A Depend C | The Union Gr Y The Pure Foo<i Y Phone 100. L, yr s ^ m Pound z are the V it was 7c I ve never I rsted Suit I our busi- ij Wool Fancy Forfolks from i ! v Blue Serges Men's All i m ^ m ^ ~ IS lor $12.5U, 6.00. Men's Suits $17.00, D.00. / , itisfaction a Position! * ng, Tin Roof r*?+4-?:?. -J-- ^ vjruLieniig, etc. * " All kinds of * Nell Curbing, * )ils always in * you money. * eed. * + i Electric Co. % *]? iole Owners ^ n St. Union, S. C. ? 9K k AT4 jTA jTA jTa jTA jTA A^A JTA j5k lost of Living | very member of the fresh cereals, bought ! newest and freshest ! Just received: Buck- <? 11. sizes, 10 cents up: ,rts, New Shredded id Wheat, and New ham Flour, and New V Kellogs Corn Flakes, V it Meal, Rolled Oats, tnd the famous Quak- y nd in tins. Puffed r small packages, ints, also fresh Sarato- j X igh Grade Goods J? occry Co. | I UWlCi Y . L. WAGNON, Mgr. Y t ^