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Drawing-room, open section sleeping
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Dining Car Service.
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I BARRON & BARRON
Attorneys at Law
UNION. S. C.
Practice in all Courts. Money
to loan on City and Farm
Property.
TELLING SANTA (
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Hear Santa Claus?I want you to
brinf* me a bugle and a drum, some
candy and fruits and nuts and lots of
good things. I am a little boy six
years old, and I go to school every
day. Thos. F. I.ittlejohn.
.lonesville, S. ('., Dec. 18, 11)14.
Union, S. ('., Dec. 15.? Dear Santa
tause?I am papas and mamas baby |
girl not three years old. Pease bring
me a little doll a doll bed, nannas, appl"s,
chocolate tunny, some mor dood
things to eat, and dont forget my j
I 'anpa he is here too. I have one j
n ore Danna and one dnnd Cvama
(iont forget them either. So doodbye,
Little Ottie I'earl Keisler.
Union, S. C? Dee. 15.?Dear Santa
Clause?I am a little Xnias girl not
quite seven years old. l'leasc bring
nie a china doll, a little hed, some
oranges, apples, nogor toes, raisins
and all kind nice things to eat. I hav<
a papa, mama a little sister a grandma
and two grandpas dont forget
them please. So good bye. .Johnsio
Mae Keisler.
Dear Santa Claus?I want you t< :
bring me a doll carriage and some fir<
crackers and some fruit too. 1 am a
little girl not going to school and i j
am getting somebody to write t';i.
letter for me. Now don't forget me.
Yours truly, ElizabethEllison.
Dear Santa Claus?I want you to'
bring me a carriage and some firecrackers
and some nuts and I am nine
years old. Don't forget my teacher. I
mine- nor a story nook and don't forget
my sister. Nellie Ellison.
Dear Santa Glaus?T want yflt*
bring nio some firecrackers and take
my tricycle and bring me a bicyolo
and this will do for this time. This is
iiust a few lines to tell you to be sure
juul do what I asked you. Yours truly
Louise English.
Deaf Santa?I am a litle boy six
years old and go to school every day.
my teacher is miss anny tinsley and
i gets on the?hono rol ever month
brine a train a wagun that runs by
itself and a drum and horn and nil
kinds of fruit. I live to monarch.
Broadus Pruitt.
CAREER OF CRIME
ENDS WITH DEATH
Notorious Auto Bandit Killed in Cincinnati
Battle With Police.
Cincinnati, Dec. 17.?Frank G.
Hold, a notorious automobile robber,
was shot to death by policemen today
after a sensational three hours' of
crime, which included daylight raids
on two Cincinnati banks, theft of an
automobile and a pistol light with the
police, resulting in probable fatal
wounds to one officer. Thirteen thousand
one hundred dollars is missing
as the result of the bank robberies.
The police believe that llohl in his
Wild automibile drives managed to
pass the money along to confederates.
Shortly after 10 a. m. llohl entered
the West End branch of the Provident
Savings Bank and Trust company
at Eighth and Freeman avenue,
fired two shots at Cashier Edward
Hughes, scooped up $8,000 in currency
and hacked through the doors.
Jumping into a waiting automobile,
which had been stolen, ho quickly disappeared.
Cashier 11 no-He- (Iro.l ofioi.
him hut the shots did not take effect.
More than an hour later the bandit
entered the Liberty Banking and Savings
company at Liberty and Freeman
avenue, 10 blocks away, fired two
shots at Cashier George Winters, took
$5,100 in currency, ran to his automobile
and attain disappeared. The
shots were so close to Winters that he
was powder-burned but other than
suffering from the shock he was uninjured.
Two hours after the second robbery,
Harry Buckshorn. whose motherconducts
an apart ment house on west
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inuun sireei,, 10m ine police that a
man answering to the description of
the bandit had rented a room there
yesterday. Three policemen called at
tin; room. When they knocked, the
door suddenly' was thrown open and
1 loli! brushed past the officers, firing
as he ran. Policeman Edward Knout
was probably fatally wounded.
Hohl again ran to his automobile,
which was standing at a nearby roi
ner, and bade fair to again make good
his escape. In rounding a corner,
however, the machine crashed into a
telegraph pole and was wrecked. The
bandit jumped out and opened fire on
the two officers who had pursued him.
In the battle that followed Hohl fell
with four bullet wounds in his body.
He died shortly afterwards at a hos/
CLAUS HIS WANTS
Hear Santa?i am a little bov and ,
o to Kindurgertin and an*fore years,
i want one of them bite horses and a
drum i saw at the 10 yents store and
everything i saw up there, roy pruitt.
Jonesville, Dear Old Santa?I am a
little jjirl six years old, and want you
to brinjr me a little horn that i can
illue, please brinjr me a doll and a
tea set. Crystal Littlejohn.
Union, S. C., ?Dear old Santa
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old and I want you to bring mo a
doll and a bed and a carriage and all
kinds of fruits. Good bye.
Hatie Wood.
BulTalo, S. Dec. 1(5.?Dear old
Santa? I am going to tell vou what
i want you to bring me, a wagun and
fruit and nuts. 1 forgot to toll you
to bring me a cow boy suit if you
dont think I am asking too much, :
will close with best wishes for your
happiness, bye bye dear old friend,
Clyde Franklin.
Dear Santa?i am the only little
boy mama has got, pies bring me a
chum, that can run around and play
cow boy and ball, i will not ask for
anything else. llobby Wilson.
Dear Santa? 1 am six years old, I
bring me a drum and a street car
and a big train that runs i^ound on
a track, some nuts and candy,
laurence garner.
Dear Santa?I am six years old
and i want you to bring me a horn,
some fruit and nuts and candv and :
n^/sister one doll. Roy Garner.
Dear Santa?I am a little boy five
^rears old and I wanbyoU to bring tr.e
a horn a automobile and all kinds of
fruit and nuts and candv that is all.
Harley Wood.
Union, S. C., Dec. 20.?Dear Old
Santa Claus?I am a little girl live
years old but will be (> Christmas. I
am a good girl and mind my mama. 1
want you to bring me a doll carriage
with to top on it, a side board, a doll,
a table, a piano with a stool and some
fruit I am sure you will bring them
to me. will be a good little girl, so
good bye old Santa. Your true friend
Martha Jolly.
pital.
ohl was well known to the police,
who claim he shot up an Altoona
tl'a.) bairn on March was arrested,
and while being conveyed to the Pittsburgh
jail, threw a cup of coffee in
irlard's face and esmned He
i.yain captured hut subsequently escaped
from the llollidaysburg (Pa.)
jail. He was wanted, authorities declare,
for a diamond robbery in Kansas
City, Mo., a year aj;o, where he
had assumed the name ot' Howe.
NOTICE TAX PAYERS.
County Auditor's I < oks w:,l lie open
from January 1 to February 20th,'
1?J15, for taking returns. All are earnestly
requested to make their re
turns within time required by law.
Phase keep in mind dates, and meet
me at time and place designated in
this notice and thereby save trouble
to yourself and the auditor in the future.
Where real estate has been
transferred from one to another since
last returns, don't fail to state the
amount sold or bought and to whorr.
sold. Will be in office from January
1st to 19th.
Carlisle, Wed., 20th Jan.
Santuc, Thurs., 21 Jan.
Jonesville, Friday 22nd.
Iiutfalo, Tuesday 20th.
Monarch, Wed. 27th, morning.
Ottaray, Thurs. 28th, morning.
Union Mills, Fri. 29th, evening.
In office from liOth Jan. to Feb. 8th.
i.ockhart, Tues. 9th February.
Adamsburg, Wed. 10th February.
Kelton, Thurs. 11th Feb., morning.
Kellys, Thurs. 11th Feb., evening.
West Springs, Tuesday, 10th Feb.
Cross Keys, Thursday, 18th Feb.
(Wilburn's store1 mornino
Scdalia, Thursday 18th Feb.
(Wilburn's store) evening.
Goshen Hill, Friday 19th Feb.
(morning.)
T. J. BETENBAUGH,
f>2 .It County Auditor.
"Jack, when we are married I must
nave three servants."
"You shall have twenty, dear?but
not all at the same time."
How To Give Quinine To Children.
FtfBRIT.INI? is the trade-mark name given to an
improved Quinine, itisa msieiess Syrup, pleas,
ant to take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take it and never know it is Quinine.
Also especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ord'nary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try
it the next time you need Quinine lor any purpose.
Ask lor 2-ounce original package. The
name Fl-iBRlMNK is blown iu bottle. 25 cet-ta.
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that the letter "e" is the most r.nfor- Tl
tunate letter in the English alphanei, chill
because it is always out of cash, for- Geni
ever in debt, never out of danger and well
in hell all the time. For some reason, and
he overlooked the fortunates of the out
letter, as we call his attention to the Buili
fact that "e" is never in war and always
in peace. It is the beginning of
existence, the commencement of ease jsj
and the end of trouble. Without it Gral
there would be no meat, no life and
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no heaven. It is the center of honesty,
makes love perfect and without 82 '
it there would he no editors, devils or frje]
news.?Fourth Estate. mjn
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Veteran Journalist Dies.
ew York, Dec. 20.?Henry Clay
ft, a newspaper man whose work
is back to ante-ebellum times, died
v at his home in Brooklyn, ajri .
years. He had been a personal
rid of Abraham Lincoln, BenjaIlarrison,
John Sherman and
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