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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement. Made Public.
viii Help Other Women.

hlnrs, Ala III musi confess" t,vs
Ms tuia Mee ke.d oi lhss place us
sAfuNi ne wcman's TOMS. hls laae ~
Efc1l dc2. OF good.
Before ! commenced using Cnriei 4
1919 sFH rr everything J a.c. Ib1a 4
hfrd' Sleepy feeling all she nsie. ara uss
sfckelr. j cOu'd hlrdiY drsr srnu-a
and Neole have severe head5stes con-
hnucasy
S'eoe taking csrdei. / have eanre,v
4ui sfi.hng 80 What ] eat Evruihl-s
seems % digest Az right. asd has
sainea ~ pounds IN wc.Ehi.n
u yoa arc Vteum q any a the rura,r.
~rong % sSillct. "
Tor NAT a eer,ury. Cariui has bee, -
t.sflhS iesi slich i.is. Is Is proven h, 49,
thousands 81 ieiirfS. Simiiar Is ihs 49,,
~n,SA g''uT INTO our oltice. yea by ,rar'
Cardu 4 succrssiId hec4srse Il 4, -
poscd % inyfccieuls Ntich ,cs s.,r.- s..',.i,,
90 l.ie NcnAalY conSnhaion. ara hri0s
la,sa ne wcakenca efSans hask As hes',s
aad s,geagih. -
CErsui has helped cshcrs asd am ~.
loN, loc Ssei q bottle iaiar ~
~ea ! SECRET 4. Noag as.szSssi sci.s /, -
hFsir f'f c'sissr..sr. s.s..,.,.-, 49,.
$3.50 49,. AeesEe-4A itts ~ 49, =
: -. --l - t- islt AZ - tsss -. =
''--'.--ss - ess-7. .s~s.As3s. .a-.ss.. ~ "A,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

Ihf mmfnss NsilslUff estate 81 HAT
HrM. srhh has nag bern om Of che
ahop plafoa ln tnaIaua auh which has
tppt ~ hrni ~ d.tr chiefly iof sus
mont has pae Imported 81 sgent Uhh
is maknr speciality ~ hHeeduR ihrm
faf srnanh aid supplying vi rinHy a.
,aa m spared Zoe tho London marb,t
fa msntlnt tone ~ ihr mosi speltle ln
sianfrs ths stri ni Portsmouth bog Nas
ses. who has aleRl, he,e rw,fsur ~
ali ensts II larm pl,eineis ht' gnne boz
mefc than ctsi fo, ebirbens and 'rni
son
ua tr relehuufluH estate ed Melville
rurtai ehyte lher aft ne irer kepi
nai where tbpm s. Famous lnau
atnHm. ihe ilsh ars hoies n,on tafyiui
lg rnsrlstd thar r,rf and aent f,siu
larl, ta thy matku il,r ssms aol,ahl,
b. iiup aii mu fnaAnd hDpsuae ih,
smiihAyla market be londan Be- mon,
stocked elth vtuisnp ani eenr than
Ng htipfr aad su u,nuify estate.
vh,fs thr aie 9ain, iit,is iish sus srn
laan no tnrnlua OeK ait,ntih mar,
hpA mWt e. hnsdipg hi ihe markets
Wnshington Star
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

Mlsih hlsine.s must d,ispa nia,a AZ.
tnsl opsdit,ens. vhen tak,n ihmurh q
leee ps1eid 81 time. "a u certain that
rnbiie ol,ini,in raa sud eiltn de,a exert
reVrfial piiuenor lhsw s. no hi
tcg ts.leaes ~ thi- tFaih than lhe perl
afl ~ deFseesian tlaD,ah vhieh w hast
ipsi laesgsi ana ths p1AA ai business
aeil,itY as-,a uhAh Ne arr entsuug
u is true thai tarfr was pAns sausc
l,pf drpgrsstaa. hui 4 was ma snifelcat
~ fas,lfs ths sosaitione that existed.
and q y gratifying hat e,nihl,nef ha.
tecn teesessl thgeuehout thr o.,nnnS
u Is not '.o mnsh 20 hppc thas ihof'
viii ~ uuassal aeti,ts n Amegsea esrn
bstofe the uas W tagoe, ), h,eu4ht a.
clese
t,vn uew thp sonnigy b 81 tat hssltrr
shape than ID has hsssn los many larrnef
yeats, and whsp snushs; y,vp - made Il
y rsotab'e that ~ VIA t,ea autsfl,c.
sniosihr oiefr than nesmal prosperity
The llsoFArg ;'Bsst. N : dl,so-sson ~
INV bu.lafss siieation q,ose. fsom snsn,
soafoes. an u watch lnd,csts thar shese
h conFlftv return IT osnglaeeee. and
~ I,,Ts<s ~ays
sinf uhrghef ihc iepgqseinn Ia been
rial ~ Psychological she urv sss,,sss are
iralntiue uai ,out sefy pal eshlenses ~
hns'ness prosperity lhere "a IT ceuse
fhr almost Irsrsei attitii, ~ a,antAe
'rrsfs " wiz S.i.fs'.. NV -...l ts4ir
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

b. Increasingly bHty eish dofne-t.e ~
asn 81 iornrn ofisfs ani apr hig sfaef
c1nrsuy carnfd 9tff ~ ~ etni profit
last ysas There u steady fau iaf
ios,dsiufis. ana tl.vugh tht eatgn states
have ,nfiffssi exports ~ eutfsh 49, aaa
uHnlng hlgb Nee Incorporation dnr
ing Aisrfh Hefe rrp1f'sd sifh fnfai
fspisilsaiiaH nf finmlfrr fHhaf
rfrtpapFf iffus ga ~ ea1,s falsfd
fnfnafrs fsfumiHf nse riaats haiff msa
rtufElHa H. soss tsnf dsfssifs in
ffasina aad lsuiiainE ifsaes fsfmuiag
nffltfty tuf foreign TRADE .s uasf AZ
r4s even though w. ars rat OF from
AHstra 4H4 t-fhlsa5 According a. ros
efnefnf lighters un srars ftqfrt. iuf
fhe flghi months sniiaa aifh tisnh
aggregate tingl iGGtsss. shiis vfa.s in
pans etft sin5lAIIs1. sn estrs. III
sspsris w TRADE ieisnos ~ nudf
gieirmlssl
ihrft uiil certainly hr great defei
spaNot n sii a'stisns ~ thr niiri
ei-tss ansl frtas aiil eab.s ftaaoHsi.ie
share ~ Co. prosperity asen eth.ui SCI
efngt 4l DA4 r-a hm ihs siafr ibr
sft sni ih- eifNnli Hiii prosper masf
ahffr az rrsif.t riiaft b. pat hf
ward
Npiifalsm 81 bnsinf.s asrat tnnfi
ieaa fn co. fatan baaf. sacsst Tt
Hs eill continue io aeftlrp tad .is .frs
nii eautnHf tn afna Thtu $3.50 i
taHf bard ffafs huf instraa ~ Ha.fIH.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
Texas Press


ths mins &c Philadelphia Is inst nov
oaeaFui Ia osinine monN 80 tbr ,n
han rrpphw th ufsi mnnct ihf shHi
rpuhll, has y,sf aaned 81 bsa haA
osiu,i ibp ,alpe nn celd and lNtr
lhs eoA isies ~ sbe .smo vtNhi and
naupH a. United oialls aula ,osns
ihp SILVER otiha are 81 ,lr denomination
el sra, nilh and urc ,euih ANA rue
Iwrntvih ~ dpilaf eofyrrlu'eaing o.
u',klgs 'iiiaes aHi swonls o'ui pise,H 20
Amrfirhn niunrv ihtm au mshsiaisf,
c,sins - two apd nee cent.
itl coming 0f ttp Hre otlus niu
dfl'e ont 81 ,ulA it1 heterogeneous so
ieeslon az iulflsn coins hsl,,oiere use.i
in tAs paaehase ci cpmmclltlse. With
tae ssrers.aa thsi lho ecieses ut spain
win ~ s,e~uiss as applyng a. sm
.Sracte slIea6y sNlstms fot Meath
H,.osd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
clRcULATioa BOOKS
opEh TO ApvEHTiaERe.
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1915
BAND ON FACTS


Probes casl loi. and usually
wi uuwhere This has been prov
"a many times Ga the lnss Of the
Nation Too often There is some
political motive hchnd the inves.
tiFaliou lu It's estimate u ihe
fangle heiwsru ihe Riggs Nation
w Rank and Government officials.
we think ihc Houston i'nsi soes
clearly
Tho controversy between lhe deposit.
fneni ~ tht if,aaury end ihf itiNgs
hsuk ls essentially uno in 81 ififfm.
tined by ihNrpnfh Styling ~ the rsi
denee ln wieft aul uol one fn he lsed
~ the press upon raFUal Information
and iinmature aflUcfiaHa thotrir4m
Ahote IN ihfrf rs nath'na ~ pnuflta
81 a 81 is nanef ei law ani there
D. Inv applfips 'u sli ihH aiifeod be-.
tesuiarUse 90 ihH hanh ~ wen na il.'
alleged "iWfrHaift ttif 50 ihv rnut
tIplirs n ihg currency
fhe hank has fiiafaft esffa efnf,Hi
artn fnd qffaftHiinu "a ihr pNfi ~
NunsrAhf WHlams THE NnNlfhilef hta
inslie nif fltitneW aiiofine grave ir.
feataarilte auA liuaaa ga tht part 80
iho officnis 81 ihs Nanf The neit
end tenfirfaalt ought be- elicit sN the
fHtts and then pilarff Judgment upon
the ran ~ ihf tDuri aH Nfii ~ uistn
fiig iiafi ~ int ruiiir waF hf ftfufdea
whether thH circumstances Justify "a
spnNttariatsAi Investigation VII iafacit
dvprna Hp,sn lsf facts hfunphi fifik ai
I'M ,ial u me nanA has violated ihs
las Then s. WauiN aNem ihRt nuihins
a. arrfatarF hui thH enforcement at
ihc llW ~ Niielsia ni iho treasury
department htNc utfeedrd thnlr nu
ihofiif anal prfseehtod the nnht ffuff
niu'lteH ~ pta0nal ~ pfiNats vcnf
'ancr ihfN surely hrrc 81 "a f.mc3A =
hand a. rnioot ihN bank
A. msii.fs stenu neW. ihr controlled
eilarnpA eaainHl ihe huih ssts ihlt as
CLEARLY 81 Vialniinn 81 law rhrae as
q mNiief % pfpuE ihs hanh charge
FEainft ihr rNnlfVliff and sfrreinff m
ita tfrteurf acts ihai exceed ihsi
unthntiif fhsac are matter 81
isnaf
Thefr n ua uech az pn.lagl can
ffrHeioaei iupNirN uniese q o. ahrw
thAi sht NauhH ~ inc eminits nen
'taiit ur auii, nuiuher ni thrm nssl
been aulliY a. nita,iar abuses sud me
the laW ~ not autiltitpt Is ptrNun
irapfuprr niatllvnt.
The uaruify hna had ulnta saffl
cheney ~ pfHhrH ~ husinrHs nuiss.
tliffr he irHFru in helltfs thai lafiit
leeislsii"n h rord,d % safeguard it
iosisora amt ffurtheidtH At4ina
wt"uK f ths pieatn laws Asa aNfU
eirnt z enis fcnslns te enforce ih.u
Espctlrrrn hsr shown Thai oeaaiss
tiuNai involves fafrly roruH ~ iauaint
As,od
on ihe lsec Of & we lean to
ward Secretary MeAdn0 aud Con
frelltr Williams, hasing our aispo
siison ia tho matter nn SeerelAr,
McAdoos record, which W. be
iirvo proves him q statesman a.
we'll as d fnancier. Va laet, few
men have stood opt more promi
ilctlly IA national affairs durlnl
times 81 grave peril. and Their
nrc not few who believe that. sl
iar as vapaeity II coneernd. /
j. not q long Heap from AlexMde
Hamilton 90 she hawkfaced req
resentaliye at Democracy. l.vci
40. the contest H. onc that viii y
fought out along lins.s 81 merit
not according to thu shifts Of pub
III conviction \ Is a ease callinD
Tor d little ufihe spirit 81 watohfu
waiting
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

ssHt aniHuaiis tausui a psNtnrii
nrlarlnt is ssmtffuss -i Hti, that f
t-a nHl erasr rten hrn tht unisH.nt
= irad ntniIrman eAa ha.l nruf,d
ifnniprptif snl,itnl, DtHr tn th. rHd
ai lneg and usoNl Nfc Uu ue Jss
nf ihr imufai .Hie hl ihr sirnratrt ln
lNissl eHtmHs M the dat.dsHi nas
aat.d
~An ,on mllna d att,nA Mf -
hrnrrti hhaH
80 responded ilw distinguished gym
tleman deliberately 'hut elsh yon ts
uuieriant hsafiily aeprust rf Sci
Nre Nefk Ampugan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
SIGN CHILDREN
LOVE CASCARETS
FOR THE BOWELS
oiVu CANDY cArsARTtcv fos
a RAD cOIp. SOUR SION.
Ace CONSTIPATION.

tNeA lNHffHt flA Now
Nost ~ lbe ine ~ ohiNlhu,d ars
eanaei ~ sopr aisarir4,i stain
avn slnssiah hser aust gonsiiratta
tcNeis- rhes tatah eald essia. is-
com, eress hs.iesa frraatit. ieef
isn RESTLESS 1onsee COATED. dnnt cat
~ slcop oel ana need a srnilo eilsn
slaS oi ihe boNris bet dont trt a.
fofeo naautsflnE aasc ~ IA inia
lpc fitiia ores alreAas sick stomach
lf Il cfusi Hcealcss ana oia tash-
loncd.
Ans chlA win siNdly take cascar-
eta Nandt Casharis wfAeh acts
sentlN never sripc az rr,duoe thc
slightest upeasihses lhsagh cleanse
ne ntsle ones system. seeetsn thr
stonesa and pN thc liver and bowels
in pufr. healthy eendi,lnn
tfuli dlfvetions Cor ehn5rrn as,a
Kfown.uan In eseh package.
Metncfs can REST EASY AFTER elV,
ma TINS gvntie, therourh laxative
uhith rpsts onlx 40 cpnis l.ax at
any AruU eeoFf advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

The enlf Progressive 81 the
United States Scuafe Mics Pon
dcxivr, has decided 70 forekr the
moose for the elephant Very a.
mnnArlnr.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

Colonel Siercli calls fhe tni
vefsiiy o big public servant W.
hslirsr - wa- Wilde who ssid
"Onr eaunoi be- too polite io onc 4
servants bui Texas hos the ies
ann in IaAIn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

linsain has called enough men 10
tho eolore 10 double her army.
This y 81 once y tribute and a
menace 20 tho intrepid yon Hind
cuburg.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

lIurrta professional secret ~
arOuaigF 30 end 81 speculation
bat sDme folks sscm 81 think that
eeid hlooled murder doesn't DE-
serve ihe protection afforded by
silenfe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

Robert Marsdsn show sues
Riehard IS Darling lof Stealing
lhc affections at hs wife. kaih
crime liah wants flUWu beenAe
kat visited pnrl 500 d kimouo me
question naturally afisos whni
would hc aue Tor II Kat had worn
che fuil complement Of Clothes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

sIlo, Mr.. Farmer. and youll
never sigh high
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
WEATHER SUMMARY
u. q. DEPARTMENT OF AQRlcuL.
TUHE --WEArHuR BUREAU.

weather uufup iaf e. huum sni
lug soa % m- fs msnaian umc
Aprl ia init
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

Something Is about to happcn at
White point. Whuif That's
where shc rub comes in.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

Missionaries desire Intervention
h china II thes n gei Japan 10
agree they can count ON u. =
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

since the beginning ~ che var.
Freneh acceptance have noNn a
combined distance pf liWntHW
miles As We figure IL ihls leaves
them only about 2OD00OnW miles
a. lly before ihc} reach Berlin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

liill liafues sHii against iheo
dore Roosevelt asking lihtl dam
ng,s o. the extent ~ t3OWu. o.
now ON. II will he full ~ political
incidents mol generally exposed go
;hs hasi ~ iHY. and Il may hhfr
some bearing "n a. O. re 1916
iuHlirutgYs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

W n nchiss left l4at nlehf fof san
Nn,oaie @ sl.eea 4 nv days ca Dasl
ncsk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20

Mar, fhtran sas murdered Apfi al
ialA an ~suthsrr hoiidsy 81 oh-rs,
aafe ef teniestrats Nemafai Dss
shnTtts sstts m,on ~ thai "a, shc Ak.
sesn o. srtey TX ppea fsstaey - AZ
lanta uhen A. Ma tap suipiAyfs ausl
= hers 49, went ta rst Nsqes aas aef
HeF beis Wat f9ana nsAt aofnne ~
~ le.nens II tas fAses, VITO /.
e.rd tie,i al,gi'i n f..k
fstssa~pseeFp.e es.saa.eee., !, i...sss,.s.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
FRANKS PLEA FOR HIS
LIFE MET LAST REFUSAL

aarnliuIut W tH. ttiaat All.d m
isnesi m Atlanta aas tsn lae eaa
h'-'ausr ~ ta having esn tatuehi ria
muust'Fsi I.iiiasi eenlu,rr, uskt
in,elssi sttsss, un ihat e|ta l-,ftr sni
teietst t'lafimppts an3 vmNsit,
aeaone ise,sous ia SAL elty a.ias4trs
tein
e-saa siie1 the ttisl rnssi. the tass
gaue in taF aeisaiasn uhhh spread an
D,of isl country
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-20
Alum In Bread

Mn. c. c. II. writes: Are
alum baking powders harm-
ful toone having indigcstloni
Where can get baking pow
der that contains no alumf
HFrfg
Tlaunsaa t.fs ihst a'1m BOB hrcad
d. .rer ra.af'Ia fau hsin4 la'Huerl
b. rreluf and aafae b. ile e'-
g
Az soar er..rr f0r boxing roHarr
t.t .aats.a. aa aum. IagrH 1ru several
tisnlh7l tsinia 81 a.um-i rcI baking
p9vdtr.
-Frm "Nr ksn W. aiaa
W-f.frn. irtrr ~
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
LOWER FAIR FOREST

Lower Fairforest, Jan. 4.-Ono
more Christmas has come and gone
one more new year has begun.
think one good resolution for most of
us to pass for this year would be to
see how far into the year we could
go and not whine hard times, war and
weather. That is something beyond
our control and why make it worse by
whining and growing about it all the
time? Let's look on the bright sdv
while, for there is bright side.
We have a new mail carrier on thls
route now, Mr.. Ned Arthur. Every
body hated to give up Mr.. Hicks, for
he had found us all out and did US
good service
Miss Willie Gallman returned We'd
nesday to Winthrop college after
spending the holidays with relatives
and friends in Union.
Mr.. John Foster of Santuc spent
the weekend with his daughter, Mrs.
T. NJ. Gregory.
Miss Myrtle Crawford resumed her
school duties at the Fairforest school
on last Monday.
Miss Mary Bishop returned t.
Greenville last Monday where she is
taking a business course in Draugh-
on's.
Misses Victor Bishop and Will
Humphries from Scdalia spent Sun
day over here with friends.
"JJndine."
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
yhIEFS BROTHER
MADE PRISONER
Jesus Carranza is Held by Santibanez
Staff Officers Shot.

Vera Cruz, Jan. 3.-Gen. Jesus Car
rama is being held prisoner by the
rebel Gen. SantilbaneZ on the Isthmu;
of Tehauntepec, according to advice,
from reliable sources. Gen. Santa
| baneX shot CarranZa's entire staff ex-
| cept his son, Abelardo CarranZa, and
1gnacio Peraldi. They are also held
captives.
The executions took place after Gen.
Alfonso Santizanez had failed to in
duce Venustiano Carranza to make
terms for their release.
Jesus CarranZa was returning from
visit to Pacific ports to report to
Gen. Venustiano Carranza here wher
he was made the victim of the treach-
cry of subordinates. The greater part
of his force had been sent forward
pee railway. CarranZa and his staff,
travelling In the rear, were overpow-
cred at San Geronimo.
! series of kilograms purporting to
lave been signed by Jesus Carranza,
! pt which it since has developed were
fnt by SantibaneZ, were received by
Gen. Venutiano Carranza The ma
Gority of these urged Gen. CarranZa
iioI W HlONe lOTCeS against Une cap
tors of Jesus CarranZa and suggested
that arrangements be made for his
release. Only vague terms were
specified by the senders of the mes
sages, but apparently the condition
determincdly sought was that San
tibanez be 'pardoned for his insubordi-
nation and allowed TO retain his old
post.
Gen. V. CarranZa declared that not
even for the sake of his brother could
he countenance any arrangements
that any military man on his own ini-
tiative might make and after date of
receiving messages signed in the
name of Jesus CarranZa but appa-
rently sent by the one who was hold
ing him prisoner he ordered move
ment of troops that resulted in {.
sharp engagement at Chevela station
on the Tehuantepec railway.
Little difficulty was encountered by
the loyal troops in defeating the
rebels under SantibaneZ, but later it
was learned that Santibanez had shot
all those whom he had arrested with
the exception of Carranza, his son
and Perald.
Orders have been issued to pursue
the band as far as possible, regard
less of consequences for the prison
ers. SantibaneZ was chief of the
army on the isthmuS.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
A Feiicitous Deficit.

Caller-How much for a marriage
license?
Town Clark-One dollar.
Caller-Pve only got so cents.
Town Clerk-You're lucky.-PbiIa-
delphia Bulletin.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
SANTUC

| Santuc, S. c., Jan. 4.-1915 is here,
bright and clear and crisp, with big
white frosts and withal, the most
beautiful weather, and l guess a
whole volume of New Year resolu-
tions were recorded, or resolved. The
beautiful, ideal weather, being all that
heart could wish, there is a kind of
damper over the country; there is
state of uncertainty, kind of hobble
| shirt on business, kind of smother
ing, bar to song. Despite any res
olutionS that no thought of hard
times shall cross ones mind, it is here
and it is here with force. There are
many hands who have not made
trades as to what they can do; and so
on, because they really do not know
exactly what to do, as many are not
able to furnish the hands themselves
and they have no definite idea of how
it will be done, if done at all, and so
there is no firmness as yet. A good
many farmers are owing money, have
done all they possibly can do and can
not get out. If things come to the
worst, the men with money can get
things at panic prices and when this
off. he is richer by it. Whittier is the
country drifting? Where? I asked
yesterday what certain man was
doing towards pitching his crop or
starting his work, and was told:
| Nothing; only waiting to see what
he will be allowed to do" He had not
hired hands. | do not think this is
exactly pesSimism. | believe every
one should cheer up and go ahead,
and pay out as far as they can. Ne
groes who have corn, if they barter il
for -four it is two bushels of corn for
80 pounds Of flour, and | heard some
corn goes at so cents, pears for 90
cents to $1.00 fodder, sugar, coffee,
meat, if bought, very high, and thus
| comes in 1915.
The new Methodist minister, Rev.
w. B. Duncan, Jr., preached his first
sermon here Sunday. The text being
from John 15-17. In it he made some
strong points as to what was our
duty. A church member to the COM
munity, a woman'S duty to her hus-
band, brother or man friend, and men
of the community and vice versa, the
men to their wives and the commun-
ity.
When this is in print all of the stu
| dents from the various schools and
colleges, the teachers who have been
on vacations VIII De Dack at thC!;
studies or posts of duty, as the case
may be.
| was a partner in a small lot of
| hogs, and partner in the "hog kill
| ing" following the raising of these
| hogs. do not wish to brag, if | do
start. use your gavel, but I am rather
proud of them. There were four and
averaged 375 pounds. We had these
three fourteen months that weighed
300, $40, 800, Berkshires and Duroc-
Jersey, little over two years old that
weighed 470.
There is lot of 1914 years work
to be done in this year. Cotton to be
picked and ginned, if ginning can be
hand, corn to be pulled and othea
things. December was so Gerry wet.
the rainfall was 7.02 inches. In III
were clear days. partly cloudy, ISL
cloudy and II rainy days. Can any,
one stand astonished that farm work
was behind? People ate their heads
off. If you see negro coming up
town without a head, why he ate il
off mostly in December.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
Life Insurance Refused.

Ever notice how closely life insur-
ance examiners look for symptoms of
kidney disease They do so because
weakened kidneys lead to many forms
of dreadful life-shortening Affections.
If you have any symptoms like pain
IN the back, frequent, scanty or pain
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Sold by all dealers everywhere.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
What She Wanted.

81 want to stop my baby's cough
said young mother Tuesday, "but
won't give him any harmful drugs.
She bought Foleys Honey and Tan
Compound. 1t loosens the cough
quickly, stimulates the mucus men
branes and helps throw off the chok
ing secretion, eases pain and give
the child normal rest.
Sold by all dealers everYWhere.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
For Men and Women.

Backachc? Feel tired? Not so
spry as you used to be; Getting old
Many persons mistake kidney trouble
for advancing age. Kidneys out OF
order make you feel old before your
time. Foley Kidney Pills tone up and
invigorate the kidneys, Danish back
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
In No Position to Kick.

Tom-Did the old man kick when
you asked him for his daughter?
Jack-No, made it a point to ask
him when he was up on the step
ladder hanging Christmas decorations.
Boston transcript.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
Choice of Evils.

Miss Young warn you against
marrying that man, dear I'm sure
he will cad double life.
Miss Older-Well, if | don't marry
him Ill nave to lead single one and
that's w0rse.=Boston TRANSCRIPT
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08

j. A. Hunter of Bamberg. who was
a candidate for lieutenant governor
in the late primary, died in a Balti-
more hospital on Saturday. He serv-
or several terms in the legislature
from BamberP county
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
Take LIV-VER-LAX and Feel Well

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