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TILLMAN SECURES A IMPORTANT CHANGE. Has Bill Changed So As to Allow Plants to Go by Parcel 8 Post. ii b Washington, March 9.?When Pres- h ident Wilson signs the postoffice ap- n propriation bill he will place his name d to an important amendment secured t by Senator Tillman. This amendment d provides that seeds, cuttings, bulbs, o roots, scions and plants shall hereaf- b ter be embraced in and carried as n fourth class matter and for the same b rate of postage, the effect of this pro- a vision being that such commodities a may herafter go by parcel post. a This is something that many mem- t' bers of congress have been working s for and the fact that it will Jbecome P a reality as soon as tne postottice bill o is signed should mean much to those t handling the commodities mentioned. 1 It is provided that the postmaster f general, may, in his discretion, by or- n der, fix the time within which all parcels of the fourth class shall be f delivered. b SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. 1 c A Vegetable Element That is Rapidly r Doing Away With the Use of C Calomel. p f The Rice Drug Company is one of the first progressive concerns to offer ? for sale the new system of medicine that is fast supplanting the use of ? old-fashioned calomel as a liver medi ? cine. Nearly everySne knows how easily .j the liver becomes sluggish in this J climate and how this sluggishness ' effects not onl/ all the other physi- 'j cal organs but the mind as well. The signal towers of this dreadful condition, which some call malaria are coated tongue, lack of energy, dull eyes, constipation, sallow complexion. Taken with regularity this proven B scientific liquid vegetable medicine in the form of CARSWELL'S LIVER- v AID will prevent or promptly relieve si all liver troubles. S On sale under money return guar- h antee by The Rice Drug Co., Union, S. C. BRAINS DULLED BY ol CONSTIPATION ci oume jreopie uniy nan Live; l>OCl- U son's Liver Tone Cleans You t< Out and Wakes You Up. hi When constipation is having its evil effects on your body and brain, ci nature is doing her best to offset te them and overcome the cause itself, oi But usually nature cannot do this cl unaided. tl In the past, many sufferers at such tc a time used to turn to dangerous w calomel in hope of relief. For some rt people calomel does appear to give 01 a temporary benefit, but, as a matter s< of fact it is a poison that proves to y< ue injurious ana even dangerous to many. If you have ever taken calo- al mel you probably have suffered from sf evil conditions following use. ol But nowadays great numbers of tl people have learned how to feel bet- tl ter, brighter, and healthier by taking J< Dodson's Liver Tone instead of calomel. Indeed, this harmless vegeta- pi ble liquid is recommended and guar- cl anteed by the Rice Drug Co., who ' will refund the purchase price" to you ai without question if you are not com- C pletely satisfied with it. H <5et a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone cc for only 50c, and learn for yourself , how easily and naturally it assists Nature in getting rid of and correct- P ing constipation and biliousness, how it clears away the sick headache and coated tongue and sets you right :,i a i ? - L wjbiiuui acne or grippe, witnout any 11 interference with your regular habits. P Fine for the children. They like to 0< take- it. ^ p TILLMAN WINS FIGHT ft FOR HOT AIR ALONE, hi j bi Secuies Passage of Resolution For- H bidding Smoking During Executive Sessions of Senate tl tl Washington, March 9.?Senator m Tillman's long pending resolution for- w bidding smoking during executive ses- ai sions, was adopted by the senate to- p day by unanimous vote. c< "I am beset with the danger of be- R - ing driven out of the party and of the la senate itself," said Senator Tillman in t< a speech supporting his resolution, V m XT irnsir lifo IV/I U?J TVljr liic ucpcuua VII pure air." "i WE HAVE FAITH IN THIS STOMACH REMEDY "J A woman customer said to us the el ?ther day, "Say, you ought to tell tl everyone in town about Rexall Dys- G pepsia Tablets. I would myselif if I ? could." That set us to thinking. So F many peoplp have used them anad have so enthusiastically sounded their praises both to us and their friends, F that we had an >dea you all knew about them. But, in the chance that some of you who suffer from indigestion, heartburn, dyspepsia, or some other stomach complaint, don't know '' about them?we are writing this. They contain Bismuth and Pepsin. two of the greatest digestive aids known to medical science. They p soothe and comfort the stomach, promote the secretion of gastric juice, he)p to quickly digest the food and convert it into rich, red blood, and improve the action of the bowels. We F believe them to be the best remedy made for indigestion and dyspepsia. We certainly wouldn't offer them to you entirely at our risk unless we felt sure they would do you a lot of good. * If Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets do not relieve your indigestion, check the heartburn, and make it possible for you to eat what you like whenever p you like come back and get your money. Sold only at the more than 7,000 Rexall Stores, and in. this town only at our store. Three sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00?The Rice Drug Co., Union, S. C.' Frank A. Sloan, an electrician, was killed in Columbia Friday when the S -e on which he wm working was struck by lightning. i REAL NERVE AND ( BODY-BUILDING MEDICINE We believe Rexall Olive Oil Emul- 1 ion is the best remedy made for ton'i k the nerves, enriching the blood, uilding up wasted tissues, renewing lealth, strength and energy?the best nedicine you can use if you are runown, tired-out, nervous and debiliaed, no matter what the cause. It oesn't depend for its good effect upn alcohol or habit-forming druga, ecause it contains none. It may not lake you feel better in a few hours, ut it will make you feel better, we re sure, just as soon as the tonic nd food properties it contains havu chance to get into the blood and, hrough the blood, into the rest of the ystem. Pure Olive Oil and the Hyophosphites have long been endorsed y successful physicians, but here, for he first time, they are combined into ne preparation which, as a nerveood and a hnilrlor nf ofronr.Hi < ? ~ vj. uvAvugvii auu ' lealth, we believe, has no equal! t If you don't feel well, begin taking , iexall Olive Oil Emulsion today, anu uild your health and strengthen your ystem against more serious illness. convalescents, old people, puny 1 hildren and all others who are weak, * un-down or ailing, we offer Rexall >live Oil Emulsion with our personal I romise that, if it doesn't make you eel well and strong again, it will 1 ost you nothing. If we didn't have 1 lie utmost faith in it, we wouldn't ( ffer it with this guarantee, nor even 1 eoommend it to you. We are sure hat once you have used it you will ecommend it to your friends, and t hank us for having recommended it j ) you. Sold only at the more than j ,000 Rexall Stores, and in this town r nly by us. $1.0Q?The Rice Drujf ^ o., Union, S. C. t FURMAN UNIVERSITY E The lecture delivered by Dr. Hugh lack in the Greenville Female Col>ge auditorium last Friday night was c ery entertaining and instructive. The 8 ubject "America through Scotch B pectacles'* was divided into three j] eads. First, language; second, poli- 41 cs; third, temperament. Messrs. H. C. Hester, E .W. Machen 8 nd H. C. Smith, members of the class S f 1913, were seen recently on the impus. The preliminary to select Furman niversity's representative at the In- p !r-Collegiate Oratorical C#ntest was j eld at the auditorium last Monday j-: /ening. Each of the two literary so- p eties had three representatives con- p isting for the honor. E. B. Crane f( f the Philosophian society was deared winner of first place and also le medal given by the two societies ? the winner. Mr. Crane's subject p as "The Reign of a Moral Democ- c< icy". Mr. W. L. Feaster, member cl r tne rnuosophian society, repre- il jilted Furman at the contest last g sar. p The Furman baseball team is hard v t work, and rapidly rounding them- e; dves into form under the coaching ii : "Tommy" Stouch. The team plays si le Cleveland Naps Saturday. Among le line-up for Cleveland will be seen / je Jackson. " Dr. E. M. Poteat, our president, 11 reached at the Pendleton Street c lurch yesterday. a Mr. John Kendrick Bangs, editor, g jthor and lecturer, will lecture at hicora Friday night, March 13th. v !e has been here before on the ly- ^ jum course. p Correspondent. ? ASTOR CONFIDENT OF - f SENATOR SMITH'S EI.FrTION Declaring the Lord has revealed a > him the sin of Adam and Eve and K as given him the power to probecy, Arthur Ross, negro preacher f this city, has come forward with ?e dogmatic statement that Senator ^ mith will defeat Governor Blease q >r the senate. Ross says his Maker c as explained to him the muuh-de- ated question, "Is There a Burning ell?" The negro pastor says further that le Lord has revealed to him the fact lat National prohibition will ultilately triumph and that the world ill not come to an end next October s Pastor Russell of Brooklyn has redicted. Ross says by spiritual >unsel he learned in 1904 that oosevelt would be elected" and again ist March was he given the power > prophecy the election of Woodrow Wilson. The negro explains his so-called Call to Prophecy" with the declaraon that he has been chosen as one f the "Lord's Precious Few." Ross xya ins preuicuon ior- tne senatorial lection this fall will clearly prove V lat he is able to read the future.? reenville Daily News. -j b OR A t Royal Typewriter, ^ or a y Harley-Davidson ? Motorcycle, ? OR A K Good Family Newspaper, OR A High Grade Job Work, OR A High Class Stationery, AD A n Fine Assortment of Blank Books, OR A Supply of Legal Blanks, CALL ON THE UNION TIMES, (Established in 1850). ubscription $1.00 a Year. Bell Phone No. 1. - )NE MAN IS KNIFED; ANOTHER IS SHOT. 9. W. Eason and W. Y. J. Brown Engage in Duel in Store at Spartanburg. Spartanburg, March 9.?Resenting :ertain remarks addressed to him bj IV. Y. J. Brown, a customer, H. W, Bason, a clerk in the Bee Hive doirtment store here, this afternooi dashed Brown about the face with a pocket knife. Brown drew a revolver and fired three bails into th< x>dy of Eason, one entering the right jrm, another a right leg and a third he right knee. Eason, while painfully shot, will recover. It was found lecessary to take 16 stitches in th? face of Brown. The shooting affra) happened in the clothing department >f the store, and several womer rlerks were near the two men wher ;hey commenced fighting. The stor< vas thrown into wild excitement bj ,he affair. lust Right for Backache and Rheu< matism. Foley Kidney Pills are so thoroughy effective for backache, rheumatism swollen, aching joints, kidney and )ladder ailments that they are reconended everywhere. A. A. Jeffords, dcGrew, Nebr., says: "My druggist ecommended Foley Kidney Pills foi >ains in my back, and before I finishe >d one bottle, my old trouble entirely lisappeared." For sale by all deal:rs everywhere. Dr. Anna Shaw will not permit ever i broken leg to deprive her of th? jleasure of coming to Texas to speak For suffrage. We don't care how nuch Dr. Anna talks for suffrage, but ve hope to impress upon the sisters he importance of pantspatching, bajy-spanking and cornbread architecure.?Houston Post. Plain Truth That's Worth Money Using Foley's Honey and Tar for a ough or cold may save you both ickness and money. F. F. Monahan, lenomonie. Wis., says: " I am exlosed to all kinds of weather and I nrj Pnlov'c J T^. T /" i??v? m. V?VJ o AAVIIVJ auu XUI ound always fixes me up in good hape when I catch cold or have a bad ough. I recommend it gladly." Reuse substitutes. For sale by all ealers everywhere. New Orleans, March 6.?Jacob Liis, philanthropist, author and chilren's welfare worker, who has been raveling over the South in search of ealth, left for Battle Creek, Mich, le is said to be suffering with an afection of the heart. Avoid Stuffy WhGczy Breathing. Take Foley's Honey and Tar Comound for an inflamed and congested ondition of air passages and^bronhial tubes. A cold develops quickly not checked and bronchitis, la rippe and pneumonia arc dangerous ossibilities. Harsh, racking coughs reaken the system, but Foley's Hony and Tar is safe, pure and certain 1 results. Contains no opiates. JTor ale by all dealers everywhere. ^ There are 26 rurai - graded ucho/tyt i Anderson county which have two of lore teachers. The State aid reeived amounts to more than $6,000 nnually. pecial "Health Warning" for March. TVf o rnli lo o U -f VI* IU ? VI JTIU^ UIVMIVU XU1 tHC ery young and for elderly people. !roup, bronchial colds, lagrippe and neumonia are to be feared and voided. Foley's Honey and Tar is a Teat family medicine that will quicker stop a cough, check the progress of cold, and relieve inflamed and conested air passages. It is safe, pure nd always reliable. For sale by all ealers everywhere. Work has been started on Darlingon's "White Way" lighting system, 'he system will consist of six 100andle power lamps. %mt4FT \ VE'LL NOT TIRE YOU WITH TALK. ut we'll tire your i to with standard ires a whole lot more reasonably han you'd* have to pay on the road, 'here are two savings to be made on our auto supplies. One is to buy nd carry them with you, so you will ot be held up in an emergency. The ther is to buy them here, where you et the best at below the best prices. W. NEWELL SMITH AUTO COMPANY. UNION, S. C. When the Occasion Arises is then you will appreciate the that you need an Undertaker, it more, that beside being able to procure the necessary furnishings at an expense to suit your wishes?the appointments will be high-class, and the obsequies carried out with that dignified solemnity. so desired, and vet so lacking in most present-day funerals. We have the reputation as beinpf without a peer. BAILEY UNDERTAKING 0. Undertakers Main Street at Railroad Crossing:. Phone 106. J \ i-'.- I : 1^ Wmij Insure Nc ine sugiausi pos retained in the s cheated out of ii {SPflOT BRANDS.^ The every Lap.' As i dingf your goot ' ^^TTtjjPxf nitrogen in oth fmXjcBfc grsatthat the ri BRANDS are co est fertilizers on regardless of pr A southbound Seaboard freigh train was deralied at Calhoun Fall Saturday night and two cars were to tally wrecked. 4 For Weakness and Loss of Appetite The Old Standard general strengthening tonic grovk'S TA8TBLRSS chill Tonic, drives on Malaria and builds up the system. A true toni A sure Appetizer. For adults and children. SOc R. G. Mitchell, of Mountville, Lau reus countv. ft sturtant at tlm Snntl Carolina University in Columbia, die' on Friday of pneumonia. CHICHESTER S PILLS TUB DIAMOND It RAND. X Utlnt AD your llruuM for ? ( (utt Cfcl-cheo-ter a Diamond Tlrond/^\\ CWLXjMby Pliu In Red and Uold nieUllic\V/ "wn boxes, sealed with Bluo Ribbon. M flalin Take bo oilier. Iluy of jronr v D ? Druelxt. Ask fo?C)lfl.<lfV.H.TER H I L if DIAMOND IIRAND H1L1.S. for *5 VD B ye.srs known as Best, Safest,/Iways Reliable *^-?r SOLD BY PRU0G1ST5 FVEKYWHERE PURCHASE GOOD CASINGS AND TUBES Avoid the mail ordei "bargains" and tire ex pense will be but an or dinary incident in youi motoring expense. When you purchase your casings and tnbe; here you DO buy th< best your money wil secure anywhere?thej will give satisfactory service and" will add t< your pleasure of motor ing. If'any tube or cas ing doesn't come up t< our statements, we'n HERE to make good. Tire covers, emergen cy tire reoair kits. etc. also carried besides j splendid stock of othei auto supplies, acces sorles. etc. Model fiaragf t *T. ' KANSAS CITY SO. OMA i fERWFZElCCn MANUFACTURERS OF * Vy ^BONE?TANKAGE FERTILIHOME OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE ***4 rLANTA MONTGOMERY w Against Leaching and She extravagance to buy fertilizers containing a long growing crop like cotton and corn if sibility of a wet spring or summer. The; soil, so that the rains leachnthem out and th .s most essential element of plant food, md best preventive against leaching is the y are ammoniated solely and entirely w ouse tankage and blood and are so guara one of our customers says of them: "As t is prevent it; as they do their best work c er fertilizers has gone. " IPO l'n PAC'f ici r?/\ 114-4-1 ~ J ? J - ? ? iu vsvsou AO okj IILLIV", <1I1U 111^ UilLCrCIICC 111 ch only can afford NOT to use them. The ] needed by all who have used them to be th l the market. ;rcise true economy only by insisting on getti ice. FOR SALE BY L. CALVERT, Mt. Tabor, S. C. . V. GIST, Carlisle, S. C. J sl I I LADI Read Our Gre; $6 Value Foi jl iic a lines uuei and old subsci Transfer Em Patterns, vali and a year's i tton to The Tim $1.00, total val all for the ridi LOW PRIC $1.2 r Every Lady In Uni Interested in This 1 E IT IS A "PE/ S e Out of Town Customers 7c I ; [The Union i ? , v Edisto High Grad 1 r FOR SALE BY FARR & THOMPSON, 1 1 * I t Fifln dding (g|||j mineral there is / are not j 'I e crop is il ^TosgvJjJ MORRiS MORRIS 11f I ES! it Offer! r S1.25 rs to new ribers 50 broidery lie $5.00, subscripes, value ue $6.00, iculously E OF 5 ion Will Be Proposition. ICH" ixtra tor Postage nmes ic vjuanu | Union, S. C. ?