Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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X. UNDERJ ?\COVERNMENT i ^SUPERVISION fiiiinnnnw membb* ban* under. ? : the * a Merchants#. Planters Nat'l Bank "The Old Reliable" j * I The Oldest and Largest Bank in Union Comity "SAFETY FIRST" is a fundamental principle with < | this bank. The safety of your money is the first eon- j | sideration in opening a bank account, and we will be i I P'caseu lO nave you tail CHIU n*t us suuw ^uu uic maiiv I ; safeguards wo place around your money. J Vou can teach your DOLLARS to have more Cents hv depositing them in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, where we pay the highest rate of interest, consistent ! ! with safe and sound banking methods. \ \ LOOK FOR THE BANK WITH THE CHIME CLOCK ! : ; ; And deposit your money where it will be absolutely sale i a I F. M. FARR. W. F. GILLIAM, J. D. ARTHUR, ! President. Vice-President. Cashier. ! :. j ; : i i ?6e State Has announced a puzzle picture contest?a GAME OF KNOWLEDGE. Tt is based on South Carolina History for South Carolinians. It will be interesting, instructive and may be very profitable. Five hundred and eighty-five dollars will be given to the dS subscribers to THE STATE who remit now and send in their answers later. Read The State for Particulars or Write Direct to the Contest Manager. the state company, ^ Columbia, a c. A, A afk afte i^it A. ij^k jj^aii^aA. iiti A 4^4 y fy v^r y I New Shipment ? Practice in all Courts. Mon- After having been gray-haired foi r?*4- TTowma many years, Mrs. Martha Lewis, 76 ey to loan on L?ity ana r arm years oi<i, of this city, has had her Pronortv ^a'r restored to its natural color by rn'^1 tJr* _ a freak of nature. A year ago her hair, which was Lawrence G. Southard silvery white, commenced turning brown, and today it is the same color ATTORNEY A'K law it was in her youth. Mrs. Lewis is also cutting her third set of teeth.? Atchison, Kan., Dispatch. Will Practice in all Courts To Drive Out Mala'rla Office Opposite Post Office And Hu,ld UP The System e UPI^ Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know /tUIPUrQTTB Q PI I I Q what you are taking, as the formula is I .nlUnLO I bll O NLLv printed on every label, showing it is iHi* 1UA.V,our i>ru.ruu?/Sh Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. XiySL 7he ?u-?jne dri,es ou! th.e Riiitmn.Iron builds up the system. 50 cents iu WJ Take no utbrr By ef jour V m fl ~ oi aMo n nA??BANn' r i i? Even a dead beat is always willing to YW 19 ye**"?????B??-Safe*/!<r?y?Retlatlv . , d , S01P BY DRUGGIST?- WBIfWHtRE P"yA ZZn ZTter heart to but one; , , . .. . a man is more liberal. A lot of good examples are set that - m - never hatch out. Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. "Live and lot live' is a good motto fhe worst cases, nmnatter of how long standing, for all men?with the exception of "re cured bj, the wonderful, old reliable Drv "lcl ' Porter's Antiseptte Healing Oil. It relieves butchers and undertakers. pain and Heals at tlie same time. C5c,50c. $1.00 I Parry Buggies | | Made in the heart of Indiana | X the great timber country X | Medium Price i I High Quality | Y *t* & For sale by | | The Peoples Supply Co. I BARRON & BARRON hfr hair brown again at 76. Attorneys at Law Kansas Woman is Also Cutting Her UNION, 8. c. third se( of tepth JONES VILLE ^ Jonesville, Oct. 4.?The weathe man slipped up again in his prognoe tications of the weather and cause me to be caught in a hasty showe Monday. I ought to take him to magistrate and sue him by the law. In a former communication asked the question, "What's the ma1 ter with cotton?" I will now answe my own question. Cotton got to heavy and took a tumble, but it I trying to get back to a high lev< again and I believe it will do it. News reached Jonesville by wit Saturday morning that Mr. R. ft Gaffney had just died suddenly at hi honn> in ("JfifTi-ioir 1W > r"w.. 1 *?ai. vioiuicy auu were special friends and 1 have er joyed the hospitality of his lovel home and I feel sad and bereaved t the sudden end of such a Rood frien and useful man. ('apt. Satterfield, of the Salvatio Army, conducted services here at thei tent yesterday and he is a very read talker and he impresses his hearers a a very earnest man and that his beai is in the work he is doing. I visited the home of Mr. J. K. M< Kinney yesterday and I find he ha t!> I n s* crop on nis model farm ar it l- \\< rth the time of any of hi friends to visit his farm and see hi fine crops, his fine dogs and prett chickens. No mistake about a poo living: at Brother McKinney's. ] every farm in the country was lik his there would be no corn, meat an flour buyers and there would be pier ty of cotton to sell, too. Mr. McKir ney has more peas than he can gathc and he can't get them picked, not eve for one-half. It is good times whe we can make more than we can gatl er. It seems that Germany is not ha\ ing things all her own way these pas few days. The Sunday school at the Wallac mills was reorganized last Sunday an Mr. Leister, the new superintender of the mill, was elected superintender or the Sunday school, which show up well for the new superintendem He will certainly have a pood influenc on his operatives in such a move a this. Mr. Davis Crawford, of Columbu is visitinp his mother, Mrs. Lul Crawford. In a former article I wrote of som of the many chanpes in the fashion and doinps, sayinps and manners o the country, and I have been re quested to write more alonp this lini Sometimes when the preacher read his scripture lesson I can Hardl realize that it is the Bible that is be inp read for the revised version i beinp used now in most of th churches and then the sonps used b the choirs are so different from th eld ones. Some of the late^chjck tunes beinp used are AnrtleT^auJw Silver Threads Amonp the Gold an* Old Black Joe, and then the moden churches have their cook kitchens dininp room and ladies' parlors, whic seems to me rather a curious combina tion. Telephone. THE BEST PROOF Given by a Union Citizen. Doan's Kidney Pills were usedthey broupht benefit. The story was told to Union res dents. i nut: ims strengthened the evidene Has proven the result lasting. The testimony is home testimonyThe proof convincing. It can be investigated by Union res idents. John Petty, 70 W. Main St., Unioi says: "Weak kidneys caused pair though the small of my back and the were so severe at times that I couldn sleep. My kidneys acted irregular! and the secretions were unnatural an irregular in passage. I used differer medicine, but didn't get permanent r< lief until I took Doan's Kidney Pill They also helped another of my fan ily, who was afflicted with kidne trouble." (Statement given Februar 16, 1908.) OVRR SIX YEARS LATER M Petty said: "I haven't noticed tl slightest sign of kidney trouble < backache since I used and recommem ed Doan's Kidney Pills. I don't kno of anything better for kidney ailment and backache." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't sin ply ask for a kidney remedy?g< Doan's Kidney Pills?the same th? Mr. Petty had. Foster-Milburn Ck Props., Bufflo, N. Y. "So, Doctor, you are still singl And, I fear that you are somewhat < a woman hater." "Nay, madam; it is to avoid becon ing one that I remain a bachelor."New York Post. Ugh! Calomel Makes You Deathly Sic Stop Using Dangerous Drug liefoi It Salivates You! It's Horrible! You're bilious, sluggish, constipi ted and believe you need vile, dai gorous calomel to start your liv< and clean your bowels. Here's my guarantee! Ask ar druggist for a 50-cent bottle of J)o< son's Liver Tone and take a spool ful tonight. It it doesn't start yoi liver and straighten you right u better than calomel and without grij ing or making you sick I want you 1 go back to the store and get yoi money. Take calomel today and tomorrO' you will feel weak and sick and nil seated. Don't lose a day's worl Take a spoonful of harmless, vegtl ble Dodson's I.iver Tone tonight an wake up feeling great. It's perfectl harmless, so give it to your childre any time. It can't salivate, so h them eat anything afterwards. WILL BE ENFORCED. Got. Manning in Letter to Sheriff L d Calls Attention to Act of Last >* Legislature, a Letters were sent to the sheriff in I each county by Gov. Manning yestert day calling attention of these officers sr to the recent legislation which would p require the separation of the different = ife races employed in cotton mills. "1 el do not know that this law is being violated in your county," the governor e says. "I merely call the same to your I. attention that you may be on the is lookout to see that it is enforced. 1 I feel that it is of vast importance that AMI" llfllifo nliioAMn --U _ 11 1 1 ** * . vu. niuw uu/.tua snau noi ne iorceu y jto work side by side with negroes." it I The provisions of the law are: d "That it shall he unlawful for any person, firm or corporation engaged n in the business of cotton textile manir ufacturing in this State to allow or y permit operatives, help and labor of |j is different races to labor and work to- "j rt gether within the same room, or to use at any time the same lavatories, p toilets, drinking: water buckets, pails, if\ cups, dippers or glasses: Provided, I equal accomodations shall be supis plied and furnished to all persons emis ployed by said person, firm or cor^ poration engaged in the business of id cotton textile manufacturing: as afore[f said without distinction to race, color p ;e or previous condition." el A fine of $100 is imposed for each i- violation. I- The provisions of the law do not !r apply to employment of firemen a? n subordinates in boiler rooms, truckn men or to floor scrubers and those j. persons employed in keeping: in prop- p er condition lavatories and toilets, r- and carpenters, mechanics and others it engaged in the repair or erection of buildings.?The State. J NATURE WARNS Against Using Calomel. 5 ts The sickeniner. nauseating f^nlinrr L' that follows the use of calomel is the || natural result of disarranging your entire system. Doctors everywhere = are agreeing that the action of cal' omel is much too strong, and leaves the body sick and weakened. p LIV-VER-LAX is a wonderful subs stitute for calomel, that has all of its good effects and none of its bad ones. It acts soothingly but thoroughly on the liver, cleansing it of bile, ^ and ridding the entire system of stagnating poisons. , LIV-VER-LAX is strictly a harmless vegetable compound, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or your money will be returned. Insist on the c original, bearing the likeness and f signature of L. K. Grigsby. For sale a .t50c ,and $1.00 at Glymph's 1 FKarmacy. 40-4t I NEW HOPE h __New Hope, Oct. 5.?Our regular 1 services were held at New Hope Sunday. Our pastor, Mr. Justus, delivered a forcible and inspiring sermon, which was enjoyed by a large congregation. ? Our Sunday school is rapidly growing and our effort is to go forward. i- There seems to be large crops of peanuts made in our community, e. Everybody during this beautiful weather is busy gathering cotton. ? Mr. and Mrs. Carson Davis nf Rnn ham community were the guest sof ?- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott Sunday. Mr. Sam Stacks, of Seattle, Wash- I ington, was a visitor in our communis ity last week. It has been 22 years iy since he was in South Carolina. He 't has travelled over the greater part of y the United States. All his friends id were glad to see him again. He will ?t visit relatives and friends in South i- Carolina before returning to Washings. ton. i- On next Saturday, Oct. 9th, there will be a picnic at the Bishop school y house, beginning at 6 o'clock. There will be several speakers present, r. Everybody is cordialy invited to come ie and bring well-filled baskets. >r The Bishop school will open Mon. 1- day, Oct. 11th. Mrs. James Whitlock w will be the efficient teacher, ts On the third Saturday, Oct. 16, there will be a box supper and cake i- walk at New Hope church. Every?t body is cordially invited to attend, it The proceeds will go for the benefit of the church. n i miss same Whitiock is now attending college at Winthrop. We all wish e- her much success. Vera. >f $100 REWARD, $100 v The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreade disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure K is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh re being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. ?- Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- I i- nally, acting directly upon the blood f and mucous surfaces of the system, Jol thereby destroying the foundation of f the disease, and giving the patient tell strength by building up the constitu- " tion and assisting nature in doing its spc "" work. The proprietors have so much wh * faith in its curative powers that they " offer One Hundred Dollars for any tea ir case that it fails to cure. Send for tall list of testimonials. w Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., rej l? Toledo, 0. lea: It. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. her I- Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- av? id pation. ly ' ' in When a man tells you how you the jt ought to run your business, just take a lov look at the way he is running his own. hei it* ' i ?II =11 H==n =nr==j| DEMAND "PEERLESS"f FLOUR L FROM YOUR GROCER It's Good-Try It! Union Roller Mills UNION, S. C. F ?=lil 1 A 1 li J B =11 lt^=ll II U Coal Coal | We are prepared to sell you coal. We make prices as low as any. Quality the best. Deliveries in any quantity. Prompt delivery We make deliveries of Ice from now on in I fhe mornina only, ex- I ?v m/1 ^ cept in the business section of the city. Your orders entrusted to us will receive careful attention. I Union Ice & Fuel Co. Phone 103 n instrcting a youthful class in thematics the teacher turned to in Jones. *JV]lT??4^Jft*^HRVHWP2P9 'Johnny," she remarked, can you I me what an average 'Yes, ma'am," was the primpt re- pR?up^Ug7\piig|ill mse of Johnny, "an average is I ^tClvlCUU W? HIEilii I at a hen lavs hpps ah " 1 AT nmieeie* """ 'What?" exclaimed the amazed ? ?cher. "What on earth are you A man should believe everything he king about?" says, even if it is only for the purpose hat's right, Miss Mary," was the of setting a good example for others, oinder of Johnny. "Most every son in our 'rithmetic starts off 'If a 1 lavs three ecirs a week on an SEND FOR FREE CeUlog-CircuIarJV i lays^ tnree eggs a week on an Fa#hion pUte No j copyrighted,? I ra^e. | ant| th? Famous 90 Days Traatmaa* and | 1 McKISSICK'S METHOD Vhen a jrirl goes around boasting of l?f tr aatin* th. S??)pJ4*far and Ski. witk N*. I i number of men who have made I w V2m ki5?Lir*H2*rr?. e to her, it's a rign they didn't ask ^ * p. o. Bo* 102, wa-i-ri. D*L > to marry. if