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BAMBERG COUNTY j So Sn DEMOCRATIC CLUB ROLLS. gh (Continued from page 2, column 4.Faust, John Stroman Jennings, far- Sa mer Sa Folk, Christian Suber, farmer Sn Folk, Christian Sojourner,-teac-her sti Folk, Wesley Edward, farmer Sh Faust, Wade Hampton, merchant St( Freeman, Arthur Fanning, farmer Se: Folk. David Elisha. farmer Stj Folk, John Franklin, So. Ry. agent sta Fogle, Cealar Witt, farmer Sa: \ Faust, Henry Jennings, farmer St( Fields, Charles Henry, farmer Sa: Guess, James Barr, Jr., farmer Sh . . Guess, Wm. Samuel, farmer Spi uuess, Algernon rromru, uauner ytj Goza, Drew Walker. Sec. foreman sai Griffith, Joseph Thomas, farmer Sti Gillam, Joe Allen, farmer Sm Goolsby, Ralph Archer, merchant stc G.uees, James Barr. farmer Sai Gutekunst, John George, merchant Tu Grimes, George Thomas, farmer Ta > Guess, Joseph Gardner Hamilton, far- Ta mer Ta Griffith, Clifton Eugene, farmer Tu Goza, Clifton Robert, carpenter Ta Guess, St. Clair Prothro, planter Ta Gue6S, Elijah Bartholomew, farmer Ta Garrick, Louis Phillips, farmer Ty Guess, Samuel Daniel Medicus, bank- Ty er Tu * Gillam, Walter Benjamin, druggist Ta Gillam, Henry Reubin, merchant Ta: T>..J W a T> T~> rr^_ unities, nut US .vittriuu, re. re. afec-ue la Griffith, Ollie Ismer, farmer Ta: Goolsby, George Wilson, farmer Ta Gibson, James Curtis, farmer Wi Griffith, Julius Rushton, lumberman \V! Garris, Calvin William, lumberman Wj Guess, Sylvester Daniel, farmer Wi Hightower, George Washington, mer- Wi * chant Wt k Hudson, George Edward, merchant Wi Holman, Joseph, operator Wi Hoffman, John David,, clerk wi r Huggins, Josiah DuBose, minister Wj Hightower, William Elijah, farmer Wj Hightower, Thomas Anderson, farmer Wj Hightower. Roigee James Lennie, far- Zo: mer Z01 Hardwick, Reddick Carrolus, lawyer Zo Henderson, Frank Watts, clerk Z01 v Hoffman, Ransome Edward, carpen- Zei ter Ma Hardin, Henry. Grady, minister . \ Hooten, Clinton R., telephone Hightower, Robert J., farmer Ar Hutto, Eugene Leroy, marshall Ax Hightower, Loid Leadman, farmer Bis Hutto, Charles Henry, farmer Bif Hightower, Loyal Glenn, farmer Ba ? - ? . ? ^ , . t>;. HigntoweT, itooert uee, cierK ?? Hope, George Henry, carpenter Bis v Hoyt, William Oliver, merchant Ba Hightower, Herbert Carr, bookkeeper Be: Hutto, William Jabez, constable Be: Hartzog. Daniel Southwell, ehoemak- Be er Bis Hicks, Albert Grayson, lumberman Bis Hicks, Kennie? lumberman Bis Hicks, Jefferson Filmore. lumberman Bis Hutto, Francis Baird, R.' R. man Bis Hendrix, George Talmage, engineer Co; Holman, Francis Edward, telegraph Co Hadwin, John Daniel, jeweler Co Jordan, Brantley Edward, merchant Co Jennings, Isaac George, farmer Co James, Frank Victor, banking Co Johnson, Joseph John William, far- Co * mer Co Jolly, James Dudley, farmer Ca Jones, Arthur Hammond, telephone Chi Kemp, William Jasper, merchant Co ' Keller, Herbert Richard, salesman Co Kittrell, William Barne, clerk Co Kirby, Virginius Lee, civil engineer Co London, Rhiley Steven, operator Co Lecroy, James Rowland, farmer Ca Lancaster, James Wvatt, farmer Ca Lecroy, Norman Hallock, farmer Ca Love, Smaflie, farmer Co Love, Shelley Rubbie, salesman Co Liles, James Bright, agent A. C. L. Co R. R. Ca Lathrop, James Chetlain, telephone Co Mitchell, Lucius Oliver, cashier Co > Martin. John Richard, merchant Ch Metts, Leon Irving, cashier Co Martin, Joseph Seaburn, invalid Ch Milhouse, Arthur Leon, merchant Ca Matthews. Joseph Simpson, physician Co Mayfield, Stanwix Greenville, lawyer Ca ^ Medlin, Preston, farmer , Ca McCrae, Frederick Harvey, merchant CI; Neelev. Edward David, farmer Ch Odom, Lawrence Dee, farmer Co * Pearson, Asbury Decater, farmer CI; Padgett, Jasper Brabham, farmer CI; Patrick. Dan Xoris. section foreman Ca Poole. Chandler, Haygood. lineman j Co Price. James Alison, dispenser ! Co Riley, William Lewis, farmer Ca Rice, Henry Calhoun, merchant CI; Robinson. James Henry, merchant Ca Rice. Cecil St. Clair, postmaster Co t Ray, Shannon George, sheriff Ca Ray, John Mclver, operator Co ? Ray. Starling Speed. Coca Cola man- CI; ager Co f Sandifer. Jesse Clifton, farmer Co T* T MorL- CP r ugitr, uaiiico uut,^o. v.i^i n ? Ray, Henry Murray, stenographer Ca Robinson, Luther Mathis, farmer CI. Richardson, Douglas Gordon, farmer Ca Rice. Harry Brunson, clerk Da Rice, Langdon Cheves. farmer Da # Sturgeon, Frank, Tel. operator Da Steadman. James Gordon. Tel. opera- Da tor Da Staley, James Franklin, farmer El Spann, Louis Ernest, bookkeeper Ei Sandifer, George Laurrie, merchant El Still, William Henry, merchant El Steadman. Johnathan Elbert, insur- El ( ' ance agent El \ Sandifer, Gil'ie Lee, farmer El r * journer, Nathan Walker, farmer I loak, Jeff Lee. mail carrier ! arpe, Thomas Welch, salesman ymour, Arthur Owen, R. R. inspector ndifer, Preston William, farmer ndifer. John Jackson, farmer loak, William Barney, farmer llinger, Frank, farmer illito,, William Fenn. repairman sadman, John Elbert, student ymour, Ernest Franklin, operator iley, William Otis, farmer iley, Charles Edward, pump minder ndifer, Elijah Monroe, farmer >rne, Clements Augustus, farmer ndifer, George Neeley, farmer anklin, Leon Grover, lineman encer, Odis Morgan, operator inbrough, Fred Marshall, ice Mfgr. ndifer, Otis Leroy, farmer oud, John, lineman loak, James Benjamin, merchant )kes. Murdock James, operator adifer, Joe Angus, merchant rner, George Cuthbert, farmer nt, James Hill, farmer nt, Hardy, farmer nt, John Edward, farmer rner, Thomas Henry, lumber nt, Joe Allen, farmer nt, John, farmer nt, James S., bottler ler, Edward Campbell, clerk ler, John Shannon, mechanic rner, John Daniel, farmer nt, Hardy Victor, farmer nt, Decania Robert, farmer nt, Isaac Edgar, farmer nt, Thomas Mayfield, oil man nt, Julius Caney, farmer ggins, J. Arthur, banker lite, John Bernard, farmer ilker, John Henry, hotel ilker. James Andrew, farmer oton, William Henry, drummer ilker, John Sigmund, clerk lkinson, Thomas Brame, salesman His, .Micheal/Robert, druggist ty, Jeff, farmer r-inan. Joel W.. physician ilker. Thomas Julian, clerk ide, Daniel Henderson, carpenter rn, Melton K., farmer rn. William Thadis. salesman rn, William Elijah, plumber rn, Johnnie*Marion, farmer igler, Robert Lee, salesman yfield, J. K., farmer. Khrhardt. iael, Cauthen Clyde, physician son, Samuel Tendall, farmer .hop, Henry Crayton, farmer shop, Jesse Perzie, farmer xter, Arthur Lee, lineman shop, Willie Probst, farmer shop, Martin Daniel, farmer rnes, William Hastings, carpenter nnett, Charles Robert, student nnett, Lee, farmer nnett, Cannie Tillman, farmer shop, Benjamin Berry, farmer shop, Halcott Monnie, farmer shop, David Franklin, farmer shop. Joseph Egleston. farmer shop, Louis Malone, farmer peland, John Lewis, physician peland. John Grimes, clerk peland, Laurrie Wingard, farmer peland, Harry aarie, teacner , peland, Francis Ellzey. farmer ^ peland, Samuel Wingard, merchant I, peland. Ernest Probst, merchant *, peland, James Braudus. merchant ^ rter, John Williams, farmer ^ assereau, John Frank, farmer , ggins, Arthur Bliss, ginner i nnellyk William Henry, farmer ^ peland, Frank Hawkins, merchant j peland, Josiah Isaac, farmer , peland, Henry Capers, farmer rter, Henry Martin, farmer .r rter, Benjamin Tillman, farmer , rter, Lucius Haushherd, farmer , peland, Isaac David, farmer , peland, David Christian, farmer , peland. George Adolphus, farmer , rter, John Elbert, farmer , peland, Jacob Carson, magistrate , peland, Wesley Richard, salesman assereau. John Wyman, farmer , peland, George Franklin, farmer , assereau, Henry Isaac, farmer , rter. Jacob Hughes, farmer , peland, Jesse Jacob, farmer , rter, Isaac William, farmer rter, Jacob Henry Adam, farmer , lyton, Laurie Rivers, farmer . assereau, Willie Lee, farmer . thran", John Lewis, farmer c lyton. George Benjamin, farmer < lyton. Charlie Lionel, farmer < rter, Barry Haston. farmer | peland, Joseph William, farmer < 1 a ? Mn rs /I f o rmor JJeiailU, .lituuu r laiiAiauu, lanuv* ^ rter. Joe Pink, farmer ayton. Talmage, farmer rter William Hammond, farmer peland. Lockwood Heart, mechanic rter. John Daniel, farmer peland. Otis Lee. farmer , ayton. Joseph Maurice, farmer , peland, Lorenzo, farmer , peland. Jacob Larazus, farmer , ayton. Charles Rivers, farmer rter, Hammond Lee. farmer ayton, George Washington, farmer . rter. John Daniel. Jr., farmer tnnellv, John McKewn. merchant innellv, Elbert Derrick, sales stable innellv, Joseph Smiley, merchant mnelly. James Miller, carpenter i innelly, John David, merchant lrhardt, Jacob, merchant lrhardt. Harry, farming lrhardt. James Benedict, clerk ir!iardt. Charles, farmer lrhardt. Henry, farmer lrhardt, Herbert Wilson, merchant . lrhardt, Raymond, farmer uhrhardt. William Conrad, farmer Pender, David Edgar. salesman Polk, George Hamilton, R. D. carr Parrell, Jesse James, druggi6t Pender, Jason Franklin, farmer Pender. George Calvin, farmer ^ender. Joseph Edward, farmer ^olk, Jesse Cornelius, farmer lender. Julius David, farmer rolk, James Edward, engineer i^olk, Jacob Rizer, farmer ^ender. Lawrence Wesley, farmer ^ail, Frank .Melvin, farmer lender, Ab?er William, farmer ^olk, John Frank, farmer ^olk, William Nicolos Hemeter. pi sician Joodson, James William, farmer Juess, Bellinger Joseph, minister Jibson, Charlie Robert, farmer Jibson, John Pincknev, farmer jioson, Higoeri jeuer>uu, laimci Jibson, Henry Eley, armer 3eorge, William, farmer Jibson, John Ealy, farmer Hers, Jacob Christian, Jr., merchs liers, Frank, merchant lenderson, Alexander Fraser, ban* liers, Ernest Leroy, farmer liers, William Riley, farmer -lucks, John Henry, dentist lughes, Robert Lee, farmer lartz, John Henry Adam, carpeni lughes, Ephraim Elijah, cotton bi er lughes, William Christian, farmei liers, Gilbert George, farmer liers, Barney William, farmer lerndon, George Joseph, farmer lartz, Charles, machinist liers, Haskell Jefferson, R. F. D. liers, John Jackson, farmer liers, George Jackson, farmer liers, Bradley Carroll, farmer liers, George Franklin, farmer Jiers, Jacob Calvin, farmer lughes, Haigler Augustus, farmei Jiers, Jim Fender, farmer iutson, William, farmer liers, Joe Washington. 6aw mill Cinard, Walter, salesman Cirkland. John M. merchant iinard, Josiah Holman, salesman vinard, Arthur Merrick, farmer Cearse, Oscar Eugene, merchant Cearse, Horace Sydney, merchant Cinard, Jacob Calvin, farmer Cinard, George Brook, farmer Caresh, Hyman. merchant Cinsey, Charles English, merchant Cinard, Michael Obed, farmer Cinard, Aquilla Martin, farmer Cinard, James William, farmer Cinard, Frank Newton, farmer tinard, Martin Alfred, farmer Hnard. Edward Peeples, farmer tinard, George Francis, farmer Cinard, Levi Hansford, farmer vinard, Adam Minyard, farmer tinard. William Hamilton, farmer Cinard, John Lucius, farmer ^yons, Elvin Franklin, farmer -emacks, Francis Glover, Sr.. en neer .emacks, Francis Glover, Jr., inspe or Joore, William Bedford, bookkeei Jopre, Clarence Charlie, salesman Jorris, Jefferson Frank, laborer litchnm Wade HamDton. farmer McMillan, Jones Edwin, farmer McMillan. Julius Augustus, farmer McKenzie, George, merchant McKenzie, John Williams, transfer McMillan, Clarence Robert, salesm McKenzie, Leon, farmer McDowell, Edward Allison, minist( McMillan, George Folk, farmer McMillan, George Folk, Jr., farmer 5riester, James Wyatt, farmer 3earlstin, Hyman Reubin, salesma 'riester, John Luther, farmer 'riester, John Washington, farmer 3riester. Cornelius Frank, farmer 3adgett. Perry, saw mill 3laner, Henry, mechanic Roberts, James Hays, physician Roberts, Boyce Mouzon, farmer tamsey, James Berry, R. R. ag< ^oof, Edwin Franklin Kaiser, min ter rtizer. Thomas Pritcher, farmer Hentz. Mannie Wilbur, farmer rtentz, Jesse Clyde, farmer rtentz, George Washington, farmei rtentz. Joseph Bengie, farmer tentz, Angus Kistler, farmer tentz, George Franklin, farmer tentz. Isaac Washington, farmer tentz, Eddie Wilson, teacher >ease, George Probst, salesman Shaw. Jesse Hay, merchant 5ease, Arthur Hubert, farmer Smith. David Peeples. farmer smith, Leroy Martin, salesman ?niith, Benjamin Fanest. farmer ^mith. David Martin, farmer tease. William Daniel, farmer Smith, .Jasper Monroe, conductor ravlor. Archibald Chestie, enginee Walker. William Maxwell, banker Warren, George Wildon. farmer Warren, William Lawton, farmer Warren. .Miles Lee. farmer Warren. Charles Frank, farmer Seigler. Benjamin Thomas, farmei ^eigler, Ivan Jacob, farmer Zeigler. Ephraim Franklin, farmei 2eigler. Jacob Jefferson, farmer Seigler. Henry Jasper, farmer. Edisto Barrs. Juluander Better, farmer Barrs. Robert Wesley, farmer Barrs. Everie, farmer Barrs, Thomas, farmer Boltin. Willie, farmer Bessinger, Quillie Tee, farmer Berry, Andrew William, farmer ("Continued on page fi, column 1 l :p i l e s: mr cured flifarwithout the knife jB vvithout deten' tion from busicourter>'i no dan" ! " ger- N>*?one neeJ suffer trom this 1 complaint when 1V_ L ~ this humane cure is a,\> aiung 1119X11. RHEUMATISM in most of its forms is permanently cured by my system of treatment. ECZEMA, Pimples, Erysipelas, or any eruptive diseases of the skin promptly cured. BLADDER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES, under my system of treatment show signs of improvement at once. Lnt ULCERS?I care not how longstanding, I usually cure them in a .er short while. Consultation and advice free and confidential. Office hours, 9 a. m., to 7 p. m., daily; Sundays 10 to 2 only. t DR. GROVER. Specialist ' ? 504-7 Dyer Bldg. Augusta, Ga. 1 "Cured" | & Mrs. Jay McOee. of Steph- mi K enville, Texas, writes: "For H I nine (9) years, I suffered with womanly trouble. I had ter- W rible headaches, and pains in K] my back, etc. It seemed as if KJ I would die, I suffered so. At 9| last, I decided to try Cardui, ttj the woman's tonic, and it 3 helped me right away. The 91 full treatment not only helped WA me, but it cured me." FjM TAKE II > Cardui| The Woman's Tonic M ] Cardui helps women in time I?] | of greatest need, because it 13; ^ WUUUUI19 muvii awi wj S specifically, yet gently, on the weakened womanly organs. ^ So, if you feel discouraged, B blue, out-of-sorts; unable to K do your household work, on * S account of your condition, stop A worrying and give Cardui a V trial. It has helped thousands J of women,?why not you? w Try CarduL E-71 m SO DECEPTIVE Many Bamberg People Fail to Realize the Seriousness. all Backache is so deceptive. >r It comes and goes?keeps you guess, lug. Learn the cause?then cure it. Possibly it's weak kidneys. That's why Doan's Kidney Pills are n so effective. . They're especially for weak or disordered kidneys. Here's a Bamberg case. Mrs. S. M. Kinard, Broad St., Bamberg, says: "Last spring I suffered from a severe attack of backache and it caused me mucn annoyance ana ?nt pain. Any bend or sudden movement jis. sent a sharp pain through my kidneys, had headaches and I often felt as n I was falling. The kidney secretions were unnatural. Others of the family had found Doan's Kidney Pills very beneficial and I began taking them. r One box brought the very best of relief, removing all symptoms of the trouble in a short time." Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't eiraply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mrs. Kinard had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props.. Buffalo, N. Y. No. 666 This it a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS &. FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the. liver better than ! Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c lirv. \r ? rtn.n?o1 Tnnlr Tf UVUCVCl I UU ? Vjwuvi w?w Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the r well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives oat Malaria, Enriches the Blood, and r Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. UFE, FIRE, LIVESTOCK HEALTH and ACCIDENT INSURANCE * .1 PA A^cni ior aupenur .uvuuiucm w. Can Save you Money on Tombstones. _ W. MAX WALKER ) EHRHARDT, S. C. GENTLE MAN HID HIS MONEY | After an intelligent old gentleman at the age of 76 dropped dead in his home, his son found over TWO THOUAND DOLLARS in PAPER MONEY over the old clock which stood on the wooden mantle, surrounding an open crackling fire. Not even HIS OWN WIFE knew that much money was there, The old gentleman was simply GARELESS. His son had married the town banker's daughter, and the bank was trusted. Both the old gentleman's MONEY and LIFE were in danger; for BURGLARS have a way of LEARNING where money is hidden, and h 1Kb at any time migni have burned the house. Are YOU careless. Make OUR bank YOUR bank We pay 4 per cent, interest, compounded quarterly on savings deposits Farmers & Merchants Bank f BNRHARDT, S. C. A BANK THAT IS STRONG in money, in men, in courtesy and in the desire to make, its ser tices or practical vaiue iu cvci j uiau vn nv>u?u - -- with their account. If you are not already one of our customers, try a checkihg account with us, deposit your checks or cash. Xo matter what bank your checks are on, we will cash them and give you a neat pass book and a check book. In this way you wiil always have a v ^ receipt for the money you pay out. J. L. COPKLAXI), M. 1)., J. C. KIXARI) A. F. HKXDERSOX, I*resident. Vice President. Cashier. EHRHARDT BANKING COMPANY | CAPITAL STOCK, SURPLUS AM) UXDIYIDKl) PROFITS $30,1)31.32. Have You Poultry Troubles ? ? Cure the liver and you cure the bird. Nearly "1 all poultry troubles are due to a disordered liver. BeeDee stock & Thousands of poultry raisers who use it alt year go^TRY medicine round to keep their flocks in good health, highly trouble, roup and chicken s recommend cholera. Given regularly with the feed, in small Bee Dee , I It's a Liver Medicine. T - | 25c, 50c $1. per ? Also a strengthing Tonic. At your dealer's. i P. B.S .rr ' i 1 Greenville hemale College Greenville, S. C. Imparting the Knowledge, Ideals and Accomplishments of Perfect Womanhood No Southern institution affords young women more complete advantages for a broad, liberal education than does the Greenville Female College. It is prepared in every way to train its students for lives of the fullest efficiency and responsibility. Its equipment, faculty, courses of study and cultural influences are entirely in harmony with present day requirements. 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