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Our Buyer Has Just Returned
From New York, and brought back with
him the very latest styles in Men's and
Boys' SHOES, HATS and CLOTHING
j at PY/?Ani lAnollir !/>,? "- ~\IT - C?x
I "V v/^^vjywunaiij 1UV* pi ItCS, VVf It'diurc
the STETSON Hats for all. young and
old. The vogue in Autumn Hats. Just
opened and now ready for your inspection
the New Fall Stetson, Derbies' self-conforming
Derbies, and Soft Hats in a wide
range of block and color. In Hats, as in
Clothes generally, the keynote is a nice
balance between freedom and formality.
You will recognize it instantly in these
Stetsons, and you will not find it in its
perfection in any other Hat display in
town.
We have just received our Fall QUEEN
QUALITY Shoes for ladies, in ail the
tops, in grey, tan and black, buttons and I
laces.
J. COHEN.
The House of Satisfaction.
To The Voters
Off the Fourth Congressional District
I take this opportunity to express my hearty
and sincere thanks for the honor you have conferred
upon me by electing me to Congress.
1 wish to express to my friends my sincere I
appreciation for their untiring efforts exerted in my
behalf. I hope see each one of them at an early date
and express to them my appreciation in person. I shall
treasure their friendship as long as I live.
I have endeavored from the very beginning of
the campaign to make a clean, honest, fair fight on
my merits and on the issues advocated by me and
set out in my platform. On this fight you have seen
fit to elect me, and I wish to assure you that I shall
endeavor to do everything in my power for all the
people of my difftrict. I am now your servant, and
whatever ability and energy I may have will be
exerted in your behalf in the work I have before me
for your general welfare.
I earnestly ask all the people, those who voted
for me and those who voted against me. to join
hands with me and help me make my term of office
such a great success that it will prove of great
benefit to my people and a credit to myself and to
the people of my district.
Again assuring you of my deep sincere, and
heartfelt appreciation for the honor you have con.
ferred upon me, I am.
Very sincerely yours,
Sam J. Ntcholls.
STATE CONFERENCE np ** It/ffTTVTOrk
CHARITIES ANI) CORRECTION JL ?1* iYHJillHU
The State Conference of Charities ATTORNEY AT LAW
rl SET* at" Columbia^ ? 0FFICE OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
lion with the Conference for Com- ITIMimvi ^ C
mon (iood. The important topics to iTiavni, a.
hn nrecpntp/l ht? ihoon "'
bring a large attendance of people
who believe that our per\al and chari- SEND FOR FREE Catalog-Circular
itable methods are not what they | Fa?hion Plate No. 1, copyrighted,'
.should be and ought to be madi bet- ?nd I
ter. Distinguished speakers from a (of tra.tin, the Scalp, Hair and Skin with No. I
distance, as well as home talent, will 1. 2 A 3 Preparation* B
term lead in discussions hearing spec- - W. T. MeKlssiCK A CO- I
ially on the feeble-minded and the ^^^P^O^o^o2^Vilmin?ton^el^^^?
short-term offender. All interested
persons are invited to attend these . ?
conferences. The Best Hot Weather Tonic
. 'iTv m n'"y OROVH'3TASTKI.KSSchlllTONICenrichMthe
had by addie.Sinjf, blood, builds up the whole *y?lrm ami will wonDr.
A. T. Jamison, derfully utrengthen and lortily you to wilbMand
(Jreenwood, S. C. the depressing effect of the hot auiutner 50c.
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Messrs Henri Going and Bill Wal- ;
lace spent Sunday in Jonesville, the j
guest of Mr. Ellis Crosby.
Master Leon Wagnon left Wed- ;
nesday for Flat Rock. N. C.. to spend |
a week with Master Leon Cash.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brockington. j
of Rion, were the guests of Mrs. |
Clarence McEachern last week.
Mr. C. P. Maxwell, manager of the'
10c Store has returned from a trip to 1
Fitzgerald and Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Louise Irby, of Laurens, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. G. B |
Sligh on South Shurch street.
Mr. W. H. Lancaster, of Whitestone, j
spent the week end in Union with his;
mother, Mrs. Susan Tinsley.
Master Harry Arthur, returned
last week from a trip to Washington
and other points of interest.
Rev. L. S. Shealey, pastor of the
Lockhart Baptist church, was in
Union last week for a short while.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Peake, have re
turned from a two weeks stay in the
mountain country of North Carolina
Mrs. Guinsburg has opened an upto-date
millinery parlor on
street in one of the Dunne building. '
I Rpv. it FV ttill utVia v?oo kaa? i'"'"'*
in Clinton for some time has moved
to Laurens to make his future home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Young, of Quitman,
Ga., are the guests of their
mother, Mrs. John A. Fant on Fast
Main street.
I)r. Robert Sharpe. president of
vulane University, New Orleans, is
visiting at the home of Mr. W. E.
Thomson.
Mrs. O. L. P. Jackson left Monday
night for Columbia and before returning
home will visit relatives in
Raleigh, N. C.
Mr. Miller Arthur, of St. Matthews,
is spending his vacation with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. I).
Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and
little daughter, are the guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sexton.
Mrs. 1). Fant Gilliam and children
have returned from i visit to Mrs. (iilliam's
mother, Mrs. M. Sartor, near
Union.
Mrs. C. P. Maxwell and little
daughter, returned to the city this
week, after spending the summer in
Fitzgerald, Ga. '1
Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Clarke :.nd
children are at home from a visi to
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. W.
Pones, of Cherokee.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Prioleau and
Mrs. James Munro will return Saturday
from two weeks visit at Eutavvville
and Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Clifton, who
have been living in Union for the past
year, have decided to return to their
former home in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Cash, and
little son I.eon, of Flat Rock, N.
spent several days this week with
their father, Mr. H. G. Bailey.
Miss Naomi Kaucett, left Tuesday
morning for the northern markets.
Miss raucett Mas charge of a large
millinery parlor in Gaffney, S. C.
Mrs John A. Fant entertained a
large reception Tuesday afternoon, in
compliment to her daughter, Mrs.
Henry L. Young, of Quitman, Ga.
Miss Mary Flynn, returned to the
citv Thursday afternoon from Slew
Rochelle, where she has been attending
the summer school for six weeks.
M iss Minnie Maude Wilson, left I
this week for Timmonsville, to attend
a house party. From there she will
go to Knoxville, Tenn., for a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Turner Fit ten
and little son, left Tuesday more
ing for their home in Atlanta, Ga.,
after a visit to Col. and Mrs. T. ('.
Duncan.
Mr. R. ('. Shands and family left,
this wek fo Whitmire where they will
make their future home Thev have
many friends lieie who regret to see
them leave.
| COMING AND GOING ] >
Mr. W. L. Feaster spent several '
days at Chick Springs this week.
Miss Leonora Arthur is visiting ;
friends at Black Mountain this week, |
Mrs. S. S. McKee, of Anderson, is
visiting relatives in Union this week.
Mr. J. R. Jones, of Cherokee coun-'
ty, spent this week with friends ii
Union.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kike, of Spartanburg,
spent the week end friends in
Union.
Mr. J. R. Westmoreland, of Pacolet,
spent Thursday in the city on busi- i
ness.
Dr. O. L. 1'. Jackson, returned last
Saturday from New York where he
went to take a special course in surgery.
M iss Trixie Mabry is visiting her \
grand parents in Tennessee for several
weeks.
M iss Nellie Grey Adams, of New- t
berry, is the guest of Miss Rachel
Counts.
Mrs. W. D. Groce, of Blackville. is
the guest of Mrs. Maude Mabry, on
East Main street.
Mrs. T. A. Murrah has returned
from the hospital in Spartanburg,
very mueh improved.
Miss Eloise Wilburn returned this
week from a visit to relatives at ;
Spartanburg and Inman.
Mrs. A. I'. MeElroy and little son
Arthur, have returned from a visit
to relatives in Gaffney.
Mrs. W. II. Burris and sons, arrivde
tSaurday from a two weeks visit ;
to relatives in I.owrvsville.
Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Cureton, wh<
have been visiting at the home of Mr
and Mrs. It. W. MeDow, on Gage Ave
nue, left Friday afternoon for thei
home in Liberty Hill.
Mr. John Gregory of Santuc, was ii
Union one day this week. Mr. Gre
gorv has almost completely recover
ed from a long illness, which is ver;
pleasing to his friends.
Misses Rachel and Iva Counts wil
give a moonlight picnic Friday even
ing, in compliment to their housi
guests. Misses Nellie Adams and Ethe
Russell, of Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. McLean spou
a day or two in Union last week witl
menas, on tneir way to Maxton, N
C., to visit their relatives before go
i'njj: to Staunton, Va.
Mrs. E. L. Henry, of Ashevillc
could not attend the funeral of he
mother, Mrs. Dora Powell, last week
she was sick in the hospital in Wash
injrton at the time.
Mrs. Earle Ellerbe, of I.atta. ar
rived Wednesday to spend severa
days with Mrs. C. T. Murphy. Mrs
Ellerbe is returning from the moun
tains where she spent the summer.
Miss lona Littlejohn, who has beei
the p:uest of Mrs. T. (\ Duncan foi
several days left Wednesday for Dil
Ion to visit Mrs. Thad Bethea '.?> fo:<
troinjr to her school in Mulli'ns.
Dr. J. Clarke Brawley, who foi
several vears has been one of (been
ville's leading physicians and sur
irenos, has moved to Union and open
ed office here on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. B. Willis returned to he:
home in Spartanburg Friday afternoon
and was accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs.L. G. Bishop and Miss Marjraret
Bishop, who will visit her foi
awhile.
Miss Fannie Duncan has returner
from a visit to Miss Jennie Rohinsor
at Easley. She was accompanied
home by Miss Alice Rember? 01
Spartanburg, who will make her a
visit.
Mr. John Rice has returned froir
the mountains of North Carolina, an<
is spending some time with his par
ents Mr nnH Mr^ I
iroinp; to his home in Jacksonville
Fla.
Mrs. A. E. Webber, was in the cit\
this week to visit relatives. Mrs
Webber will leave soon to join MiWebber
in City Point, Va., where h<
holds a position with the Duponl
Powder Co.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Grist, and children,
who have been the truest of Mr
M rs. B. B. James, have returned tc
their home in York. Mr. Grist is
connected with the Yorkville Enquirer
at that place.
Miss Mason Blankenship, who has
been on an extended visit to relatives
in Fort Mi'd end Charlotte, returned
to her home on Saturday, accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Kathleen Blankenship,
of Fort Mill.
Mrs. C. T. Murphy and sons FranV
And Charles returned to the city Mon
day evening from a visit to Mr. ant
Mrs. L. D. Childs, at Hilgrirt, N. C
They were accompanied home by Rev
and Mrs. B. G. Murphy, who will visit
them for some time.
STRONG TEAM AT FUKM AN.
The outlook for a strong: winning
football team at Furman University
f>vum>n m <il pieswiii very iavorable.
The Faculty and Alumni arc
are very much interested, and are doing
all in their power to aid the management
to nut out a team which tlu
University may well he oroud at tin
close of the season when the lasl
down has been called.
The Varsity men who are cominjj
back at the begining of practice 01
September 1, are Nedson, Hahn, Gregory,
Wingo, Payne, Rice, and Ores
sette. These men will be the nucleus
of this year's team. There are a
number of men who were on tht
second team last season who will be
valuable additions to the Varsity
Among these are Jeter, McManaway
Stover, Woods, Ballentine, Far.nei
Ilogan, Cox, Ted Jones, Shirley, Hijj
Smith, Pete Watson, Wharton ant:
Moore. There are a good many new
men with High School records wht
will report for practice Sept. 1 also
Thru the splendid work of tht
Alumni members of the Athletii
Council in Greenville a football training
camp will be held from Sept, 1 t<
Sept. 14. The location is ideal. It
is in the heart of the Blue Rnlgt
Range up in the mountains neai
Caesar's Head in Western South Carolina.
Near the camp is a deep poo
over one's head in a clear, cold, mountain
stream in which the men may
take a dive after a work-out on tht
field nearby. The camp will he fret
to all who try out for the team. Between
twenty-five and thirty-five mei
are going on the trip. The party
will leave Grenville on the afternoor
of Sept. 1 in autos belonging tr
friends of the University. The Athletic
Directors, the Graduate Manager,
the Athletic Council and the
Student Manager are all in touch
with the men lining them up for the
camp.
The schedule is a hard one, hut the
men will only buck the line a little
harder to win. It is as folows:
Clemson College, Sept. 25, Greenville,
S. C.
Presbyterian College, Oct.15, Greenville,
S. C.
Carson-Newman, Oct. 21, Jeffersor
City, Tenn.
Bingham Academy, Oct. 23, Asheville,
N. C.
Davidson College, Nov. <?, Davidson,
N. C.
Univ. of Sou. Car., Nov. 17 Greenville,
S. C.
Wofford College, Nov.25, Greenville,
S. C.
Open Date, Oct. 2 to 7, Greenville.
S. C.
All communications in regards to
the team or the camp should be sent
to W. I). Nixon, mgr. Furman Football
Team. Greenville, S. C.
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^ This is a masterpiece and will be particularly &
\ <|? pleasing to K. of P. members, splendid scenery
and costumes and perfect acting. ?|>
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: Special Advertisements I FT?lE^TMS,e.bri5k'JLvs stab!i
MONEY TO LOAN?$500.00 to WANT?D~a^ ,Rh,?(lV ,slamL Ret'
' $10,000.00 on improved real estate, '?oster. Apply to Times oftu-o.
1 moderate interest and long time. T?E UNIMj.:NT that novor faj]s. to
i ! years if desired. J. E. Minter, s( tho )n use<J anyw!urt. ai)(,
Financial Corresnondent Union cuarant?ed ,.Vervwhere. Dr. M. D.
Central Life Insurance to. tf. A?_He.;liny Linimont. at
, The Palmetto Drug Co.
f B. F. MILLER, a veterinary sur
I neon, says if your mule or horse ... ,
or cow net sick, send for him. lie ' , , Ahiu/.zi ami .uolin.i
? can help your cow to improve in ^oed Rye. native grow n App.er Oats,
milk if she has failed. He has the .j'\ morrow, .1 ami 1. .lank
right kind of medicine prepared Luildinn. luon. S. < . _-.-^t
for the cow to improve her in milk.
B. F. Miller, Jonesville, S. ('. WE ARE IN POSITION to negoti>
ate quick, lonas of from $.1(10.00 to
: WHEN you have Reef Cattle, or $3000.00 on real estate. See us
; Milk* Cows or Hides for sale, call now- Barron A Rarron. Attorneys
on me. Will be glad to handle ftt Law. .fc-tf.
I same for you. B. E. Teague, No.
189 Main St., Union, or Phone ,)()NT pay and * If r?r acre
, loO-L, Monarch. ..J-4t.pd. for Farm Lands until you >ee what
~~T -TT 7T~, i 7, ' have to offer for sl J.r>c and * 1.1.0(1
SEED Ri E for Sale. Peoples Sup- j.; |.\ Kelly
ply Company.
! THE SUMMER TIME Laxative, Ice T,!K .?k'a8anA ai1(l pleaMn*
, cold, Iluiet's Solution Citrate of laver rill, 11 met s Moot. and l.ivei
> Magnesia, at The Palmetto Drug Pills, at I he I aimetto i'liij: < o.
FARM LAND FDR SA1K-Two
? FOUND?The grade of farms that tracts HO acres each, dwelling house
i you are accustomed to paying from on each tract, joining land- D. II.
? $.'55.00 to $50.00 per acre for, that Fant. two miles from Santuc S. C.
1 can sell for $12.50 and $15.00. 21 acres near Monarch (.'niton Mills
These lands lay well and will grov. 07 acres 2 miles from ( arlisle,
close to a bale of cotton to the Terms easy. Citizen Real Estate
acre without fertilizer. I know you & Loan Co. D. Fant dill1 m Evas,
not believe it, however, it's trut?. \m ' ?
In justice to yourself investigate! MhADOR
Can refer you to responsible busi
ness men in Union who have seen Mcadors, Aug. 22 On last 1 i iday
i our properties referred above and we had an unusual rain, followed i \ a
will vouch for the truth of the
above statement. Once more?in- of, Mr. M. B. Meador. The tornado
vestigate! Kelly, The Band Man. reached only a few hundred yards
and was over in a flash. Several
IF YOU WISH TO LIVE I.ONG and largo oaks were blown down in the
grow fat, I have the remedy; it is irrove and the huggv house was
Graham bread you need. Sly mill blown to pieces, also a corner of the
makes the best Graham bread. F. residence. Corn was flattened by the
M. Adams, Adamsburg, S. C. '\2-4t. fierce wind.
II. E. Brewington and Will Bobbins
THE BEST results are always ob- were at preaching at Sardis 01 Sun'
tained from the best drugs. Exactly
what you get. at The Palmetto Mr. Thomas Jenkins and Miss Clara
Drug Company. Jenkins wore visitors at th?- home of
Mr. Robert Grecrory for th< week~
' end.
i The more alimonv a woman's ex- Everything seems to be good spirits
husband pays her the more attention .t this time.
other men pay her. jj. E. B.
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