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I OUR | VVi | We also off( | a position | desiring to ? | W. V Y II. S. Battleship BIG DOINGS . C] rM7inT?AIDT?D 1 O. AO I The Southern Commercial Congress will be held at Charleston Decembei 13th to 17th, 1915. This is an association of prominent business men from all over the South and meetings are held each year for the purpose oi discussing business welfare, both ol the manufacturer and of the farmer Last year the Congress was held at Oklahoma City and the year before ( at Mobile. This year the meeting is to be held at Charleston and ven many men of prominent business, so k cial and public life have already ac L = H TOTAL GINNINGS ANNOUNCED, Census Bureau (lives Figures b> I Counties. Sam L. Rogers, director of the census, announces the preliminary report of cotton ginned by counties in South Carolina, for the crops of 191." and 1914. County 1915 1914 Abbeville 12,834 14,850 Aiken 22.019 20,880 Anderson 22,533 25,888 Bamberg 11,171 15,794 Barnwell 24,200 30,591 Beaufort 1,401 3,<538 Berkelev 4.300 7.054 Calhoun 10,15:51 1(5,120 Charleston 2,244 5,216 Cherokee 4,814 (5,010 Chester 1(5,407 1(5,205] Chesterfield 1(5,051 15,7518 Clarendon 14,044 28,082 Colleton 7,7:15 12,47(] Darlington 18,5154 1 0,0510 Dillon 17,051 10.1551 Dorchester 7,0:18 10,083 Edgefield 15,5(50 1(5,28( Fairfield 12,653 10,058 Florence 1(5,7518 20,5851 Georgetown 1,215 2,00(1 Greenville 14,42(5 18,:i!?0 Greenwood 13,115 14,484 Hampton 8,17(5 13,7711 Horry 51,284 3,27( Jasper 1,725 3,023 Kershaw 14,740 14,1(5." Lancaster 0,5(58 8,5101 Laurens 1(5,887 17,2(52 Lee 18,540 21,348 Lexington 13,77(5 11,315 Marion 7,563 (5,0(52 Marlboro 27,401 31,120 Newberry 18,770 15,064 Oconee 5,(5(51 (5,7(51 Orangeburg 30,523 445,662 Pickens 4,801 7,827 Richland 1 1,108 13,5546 Saluda . 13,363 11,2051 Spartanburg 27,274 20,(550 Sumter . 17,7519 28,971 Union 7,1(56 6,004 Will Verifj .Mr. Philip fielber, 515 Busln verify to anyone interested liis e In writing to the Pinus la bora tori "I suffered with gall-ston ous remedies without sat duced to try Fruitola a*>d now feeling better than a heartily recommend Fruitc Fruitola acts on the intestinal softening the congested masses, tieles that cause so much suflferin with almost instant relief. Trax the liver to build up and restore t For the convenience of the pub to supply Fruitola and Traxo thro Union they can be obtained at Mi I J; *V V V V W V V V V V V V V % MIAMI 11 Continu er our entire stocl with a large w (o into business. V. Huh JON ' ' i "South Carolina* ^ at :] harleston ] ? \ th TO 17th, 1915 < < ... ? ; oepted invitations to be present. At ^ least four members of the Cabinet of < the President of the United States will be present at the meeting. < 1 A squadron of the Atlantic Fleet, J > Torpedo Boats, Submarines and Tor peiio Destroyers, as well as Dread- ^ naughts, will be in Charleston Har- ? . bor, open for inspection of the public, t December 14th and 15th, and visitors i at this time will also have the pleasure 5 of seeing a magnificent carnival. Gf ! Southern Railway is arranging e> - special fare tickets and excursion - trains. a le . Williamsburg 13,211 17,863 York 14,135 17,14b Total 582,091 693,444 Ir MOTHER! GIVE CHILD p? "SYRUP OF FIGS" IF TONGUE IS COATEI) ?p\ If Cross, Feverish, Sick, Bilious, Clean Little Liver and nj Bowels. "a ' Children love this "fruit laxative," j and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. a, A child simply will not stop playing to empty the bowels, and the result e(| 1 is. they become tightly clogged with Qf waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach w| | sours, then your little one becomes ' cross, half-sick, feverish, don't eat, jjf ' sleen or act natural!v. hreath i? bad c . ? , IO system full of cold, has sore throat, 1 stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen, 1 Mother! See if tongue is coated, then ' give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of P'igs," and in a few hours ' all the constipated waste, sour bile j and undigested food passes out of the ^ system, and you have a well, playful sj| ' child again. 'yy Millions of mothers give "California 0], ' Syrup of Figs," because it is perfectly 1 harmless; children love it, and it never ' fails to act on the stomach, liver and ; bowels. ' Ask your druggist for a oO-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies, th ' children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here, (let the genj nine, made by "California Fig Syrup Company." Refuse any other kind I with ennfomnt - - What some women call dashing " others label irideccnt. There are also hi on who seem to 1 mistake whiskers for dignity. A man who owns a bulldog has no :i" l ight to denounce militarism. lu ___ yc t Statement ? sh vick Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., will ^(> ndorseent of Fruitola and Traxo. ies Mr. Gelber says: w< es seven years?tried vari- ? tisfaetory result?was inTraxo. Glad to say I am t any time for years and W{ >la and Traxo." organs as a powerful lubricant? disintegrating the hardened par- a'1 g and expelling the accumulation ('e o is a tonic-alterative acting on wa he weakened run-down system. he lie, arrangements have been made kit ugh representative druggists. In ph Ihous Drug Company. ]y ? th< rWW^rW V V V '/V V V WVWV WV%*W VIOTH SALE e Through lVEond* k in bulk. I am going but of holesale establishment. Spl t t's Departr? tSVILLt:, SUUTH CAROLII A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ' % i|" % * ^ Announcement I : 1 i i. Y * We have purchased the Lawrence ! > O > Smith Lumber plant and shall be * ready to supply the trade within ten > days. We are connected with several & * lumber plants in the lower part of the V . > > i Oi.. i _ 1 ...111 1- - !? - -'J-?- ' olcilu ami win ue in a position to save vou money. V T X Union Lumber Co. | G. J. BOUKNIGHT, Manager X I <>I*ens o^E ?ERE. HUSBAND RESCUED Dr. R. R. Pope has opened his dental fices here, occupying rooms over the V vllCCDAIDIMO UIIFC press office ~ ^^orAlmnb Wirt Dr. Pope is from Winnsboro, and is graduate of the Atlanta Dental col- ' K?, class ?f '15.^ Aft.r Foot YCM. of DilCOIingillg | I, ... t>:. r> ! u r? 11 i n duiii?* ill r ii? uraaiaons, mrs. duiiock uave ! , Ud in Despair. Husband One afternoon in the trenches an ' ^ n ish soldier discovered that the man CWDC tO ACSCUC. i his right was wearing a beautiful lir of boots, says the Strand. Catron, Ky.?In an interesting letter 1 "How did you manage to get hold from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock < them?" he asked, enviously. "A writes as follows: "I suffered for four ! esent from an officer, I suppose! years, with womanly troubles, and during The Englishman smiled. this time, I could only sit up for a little '' I stole out of the trench lust wW, d could not walk anywhere at I ghl, he answered in a whisper, ? . ... ' mil I found the hoots on a German f- At ttmes, I would have severe pains , killed." in my left s,deThe Irishman became thoughtful Hie doctor was called in, and his treatid that night he disappeared. ment relieved me for a while, but I was Early the next morning he stagger- soon confined to my bed again. After hack to the trench carrying a pair that, nothing seemed to do me any good, boots. Making for his friend, ho f had gotten so weak 1 could not Stand, hispered bitterly to him: and I gave up in despair. "I've had the hardest job of me At last, my husband got me a bottle of e. Had to kill fifty Germans be- Carcju|# the woman's tonic, and I comre I found a piimof hoots to fit me. mencecl it. From the very firs, ATTENTION W. O. W.'S. dose, I could tell it was helping me. I ran nAUT \i;al lr iinn mllno ?im4Um?4 24a ___________ VUII IIV ?* iny lilliu* W1UIUUI IIO Poplar Camp No. 89 will unveil a tiring me, and am doing my work." onument at Kadgett's Creek Sunday . If you are all run down from womanly tern.on at 2 No, 7th to S?'"?&i$ 1 e memory of oui late Sov. J. A. Bet- more than a million women, in its 50 II. The public and especially all years of wonderful success, and should oodmen are invited to attend. One surely help you, too. Your druggist has more prominent speakers will make sold Cardui for years. He knows what i address on this occasion. it will do. Ask hirn. He will recomBy order of the camp. mend it. Begin taking Cardui today. B. B. Bobo, Con. Com. Writo to: Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladles* W. N. Bobo, Clerk. Advisory.Dept.. Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special , , Instructions on your case and 64-page boot,' Home , , . , Treatment for Women," Mat in plain wrapper. E66-B A woman s dimples may be one ot . Itre?twtj>itfan? on earth. 5rTT MURRAY HAIR OBITUARY NOTICE. DENTIST Mrs Kenner Nance Harris, wife of 0ffic(,. 507 Chapman Building 10s. J. Harris, departed this life Oct. v ** . Her remains were laid to t*i?one I36S st the following day in Rosemont SPARTANBURG S. C. metery, the burial service being con- ? icted l>y Rev. Lewis M. Rice. Mrs. Harris was <50 years of age, .... ... ** ? ?? id is survived by her husband and BAILEY UNDERTAKING GO* e sister, Mrs. Dora Stokes, of Combi'a, s. c. She was a devoted mem- Funeral Directors and r of the Methodist church, and for ars had held her membership with Embalmers lliam's Chapel church in the lower Calls Answered Any Where , ction of Union county. Early in life e gave her heart to the Lord, and ?n 'he County i r daily example was one that was an 1 spiration to all who knew her. She Open Day or Night is a ^reat sufferer for several years ior to her death, and bore her suf- Phone 106 1 rings with Christian fortitude. Her e was a life of faith and of good Lady Assistant When Deslretl irks, for her heart was always ready ( respond to the call of human need. ie walked with God, and was un- "" ?1 raid to die, looking upon death as a ! OR. R. R. POPE liverer from suffering and a prate- < ly to eternal joy. Her neighbors DENTIST i Id her in the highest esteem for her - M_ _ _ I id heart had won for her a warm O"1" ?vcr E*P'ess Olllce ice in all hearts. She will be greatmissed by all, and her husband has PHONE s deep sympathy of every one. " i . I _ 1 i^4 A.^4 J>^A 4^A jfAA^AA^^A A^A A^4 A^A jjfcfr A^A A^4 ^A J^ifc A^k "^" "y : STILL ON i ay, Nov. 8th | business, having ar.cent.pri % 0 r >4 endid opening for anyone ? | . lent Store I MA | "y TP 4F % "(|^ + % NOTICE ! This will remind you of the place to get the best work done on all kinds of Machinery, Anton obiles, Gas Engines of all kinds repaired, also Guns, Pistols and general repair work. Give us a trial and be convinced. All work guaranteed- Terms strictly cash to everybody. E. O. KENDRICK &. CO. 17 S. Gadberry Street UNION, S. C. Phone 66 Peoples Undertaking Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers Calls Answered Promptly Day or Night H. W. EDGAR, Manager. Phone 240 Old Postolflcc Building I Dr. Virgil R. Hawkins Huy dentist Candy OFFICE OVER MUTUAL ? Tn;^n O # DRY GOODS COMPANY UIHUI1, O. Kj. fa Baby.... S E H I E American Cuts and Pepf=l permint Sticks, Lemon It is our aim and desire to Sour and Assorted Fruit ?ive all of our patrons the best ,, r . #, _ , , Drops?these are the four service possible at all times and we consider it a favor, and not kinds of pure delicious a kick, when they call our at- flavored and absolutely tention to any fault they may find with the service. If you harmless Candy that suits see a street light out; if the the taste of every child. water is not perfectly clear, or if your lights are too bright or Ten Cents the Bottle at not bright enough, call our at- Huyler's Agency tention to the fact, and we shall see that the trouble is remedied If anv of vonr litrhts ore out. of Tur llii nrrm Hon#* order, lei is know. and'we ihail ' "C "WCIIU UKUU bU. have thern put in order without UNION, S. C. any cost for you. L? Municipal Electric Light And Water Works ? Ambrose hughes R. A. EASTERLING, Supt. Public Adto Service Phone 144 17 W. Main St. FhO0e 289 Calls Promptly Answered THE BEST SERVICE costs no more than careless ~ or indifferent service. Our RAMSEY "code of service" is without Painter, Paper Hanger question the best in the city. and Decorator Our Undertakers gentle- Estimates Cheerfully Furnished manly, polite and attentive. rhone 33 union, s. c. We give every order our best attention. Phone No. 106. MO*EV 0^? LEND n *T j J * FARM LANDS Bailey Undertaking Uo. $300.00 to $10,000?Ten years time. NOTICE! JNO. K. HAMBLIN Please announce that every member Lawyer of the Mon-Aetna Baptist church is OfTice 2nd door East of Postofficft. requested to be present next Sunday " ?? "" P,,rP?Se C""' DR. HEN EUAN LUCKY ONE. At 7:30 that night Rffv. J. B. Dr. J. AV. Henegan guessed the lucky Bozeman will preach for the congre- numi)er an(j was awarded the suit of gation as the pastor will be at Shaw s c]0the8 given away by the Columbia Fork church in Aiken county^ Tailoring company this week. The ' | Carvin. contest was upon the question of the COl ORED TEACHERS number of orders the concern would AfiQOTI ATI ON TO MFFT take from 0ct" 21 t0 N?V* * inc,usiveASSOCIATION IO Mfcbl. Dr HeneRan.R gUesa was 54, which All members of the Union County wa8 ^he exact number booked by the wvivivu aoouimuun mc car- concern. W. L. Jeter guessed 51, and nestly requested to meet at McBeth caiYie second, while Preston Thomas Street Graded school house on Srit- guessed 50, winning third place. urday, Nov. 6th, 1915, at 12 o'clock. By order of the president. Most of the statesman are willing A. A. Sims, President. to save the country if oratory will atS. L. Humphries, Secretary. comjiristo it, f '