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UNION COUNT Complete Returns From R Di-aff hi amoc anW I (III IVMMfVt/ MUM SANTUC TOWNSHIP. Meador Precinct. Caucasian: Herman Mayhue Hughes, Russell Archie Hughes, William Riley Keasler, Leon Brown Meador, Walter Alexander Palmer, William Daniel Palmer, John Sinclair, Davis Sinclair, Hughes Sinclair. Negro: James Boyd, York Brown, Clarence Chick, Ed. Crosby, Frank Farr, Dock Gist, John Goudelock, Sam Goudelock, Jr., Ben Gregory, James Gregory, Joe Green, William Hardy, Thomas Hughes, Arthur Jeter, Ephraim Jeter, George Jeter, Lawson Jeter, William Jeter, Mexico Meador, Cay Sartor, Gilliam Thomas, William Thomas, John Thomas, Owens Thompsonson, Leander Worthy. Santuc Precinct. Caucasian: James Edgar Adams, John Paul Adams, Robert Spurgeon Adams, Ryan Carey Bolen, Fred Lee Crawford, James Douglas Crawford, John Richard Crocker, Robert Johnson Crocker, William Reuben Crocker, Bernard Douglas Fant, Wilson Gee, Aubrey Estcs Gilmore, Claude Grady, William Arthur Grady, Bothwell Greg ory, Frederick 1'age Uregory, John Wesley Gregory, Policier Jethro Gregory, William Gregory, Jr., William Smith Gregory, Clarence Keit Hughes, James Carviel Ivey, Edwin Reuben Jeter, James Parham Jeter, Jr., Marion Russel Jeter, Jr., Robert Parham Jeter, Wallace Keisler, Samuel Koon, Willie Stokes, Martin Wilburn, Churchill Williford, Thomas Calion Wix, Clarence Simpson Worthy. Negro: Thomas Booker, James Chick, Arthur Cureton, P. F. .Dawkins, Albert Fant, John P. Fant, Sylvanus Fowler, Frank Fuller, John Fuller, Gadberry Gilliam, Henry Gillia.n, Reuben Gilliam, Frank Gist, Jefferson Gist, Roscoe Gist, Watus Gorry, Ijawson Gregory, William Gregory, Allen Jr., James Thomas Harris, James Hampton, Fred Hardy, Rice Harris, Hughes, John Hughes, Benjamin Humphries, Jr., Gary Humphries, Rufus James, Edward Jennings, Joseph Jennings, Samuel Jennings, Andrew Jeter, Cal. Jeter, Clayton Jeter, David Jeter, George Jeter, Hoskell Jeter, John Kobert Jeter, Kobert Jeter, Singleton Jeter, Stephen Jeter, Ivory Johnson, Willie Jones, Hamy Kelly, Sylvanus Kelly. Johnson Lyles, Lev. Lyles, Robert Meador, Dermis Norman, Lemuel Norman, Will Osbie, Leroy Otis, Robert Ruff, Arthur Sartor, Benaie Sartor, Charley Sartor, Walter Sartor, David Savage, Berry Shelton, Hughes Shelton, Bennie Sims, James Arthur Sims, Farr Sims, Nathan Sims, Jr., Murphy Smith, Elijah Stevens, Berry Thomas, Jefferson Tucker, Samuel Tucker, Coleman Watkins, John Watkins, Warren Worthy, Thomas Young. Not present in the county: James Chalk, James Madison Gist, Frank Hill. FISH DAM TOWNSHIP. Carlisle Precinct. Caucasian: Charley Bailey, William Earl Bates, Curtis Boulware, Leonard Brannon, James Keith Deaver, Lonnie Eubanks, Preston Eubanks, Jack Harvey, Gilliam Hobson Jeter, William T. Jeter, Thomas Martin Kitchen, James Reuben Lyles, Roy Hamilton Long, Calvin Manalcus McGahee, William Wallace Ratchford, George Washington Thomas, Douglas Vanderford, Victor Sterling Wall, Julian John Welch. Negro: Elliot Anderson, Charley Archie, Wyatt Beacham, Arthur Booker, Clinton Booker, Gittar Booker, Davis Carter, Johnson Carter, John Chick, John Chick, Wilson Clowney, Lee Comer, Simpson Comer, Berry Curenton, Thompson Curenton, John Bunyan Crosby, Claud Crosby, Robert Daniels, Sam Davis, Barney Dawkins, Biddie Sutton Dawkins, Ed. Dawkins, Frazier Dawkins, James Dawkins, Vanora Dawkins, William Dawkins, Mose Dickerson, Jess Emerson, Arthur English, Wallace Foster, William Gist, Arthur Gregory, Isom Henderson, King David Henderson, Will Henderson, Aesope Anderson Hill, Anderson Hill, James E. Henderson, Louis Hill, Jr., Oscar Hill, Tom Hill, Clarvertan Jennings, Andrew Jeter, Andrew Jeter, Andrew Jeter, Berry Jeter, Cleveland Jeter, David Jeter, Eddi Jeter, Frank Jeter, George Jeter, Jesse Jeter, James Jeter, Jim Jeter, J. T. Jeter, Lawrence Jeter, Milton Jeter, Nathan Jeter, Reuben Jeter, Torn Jeter, Willie Jeter, Eddie Johnson. Henry Johnson, D. Lann, Nathan Lann. Cole Lvles. Frazier Tnrl?o Man uel Lyles, Silas ('hick Lyles, Toylon Lyles, Transia Lyles, Willie Lyles, Frazier Mayfield, Otis Miller, Criss Morgan, George Morgan, Will Oglesby, Albert Robertson, David Daniel ' rtooerison, itenry Kooertson, John P. Sartor, James Savage. Pearly Savage, Henry Sims, James Sims, Manton ' Sims. Clarence Sims, Elliot Smith, Charley Spencer, Ijawrence Spencer, Rene Spencer, Curtis Stevenson, Dave Stevenson, Sam Stevenson, Jackson Stewart, John Wesley Stewart, Jimmie Stewart, Lewis Stewart, Tally Suber, Dozie Thomas, Jimmie Thomas, Durah Thompson, Belton Thompson, Deaver Thompson, Earnest Thompson, Elliot Thompson, James Thomp- i son, Adees Tucker, Codoza Tucker, Eddie Tucjcer, Ely Tucker, Roland Tucker, Tom Tucker. Absent from , the county: Clarence Carter, Leon Gordon, Monroe Henderson, Andrew Jeter, Isiah Jeter, Charles Meadows, Seigers Morgan, Preston Rice. l. j Y'S SHOWING Registration For Selective Townships Given. i GOSHEN HILL TOWNSHIP. Hlack Rock Precinct. Caucasian: Raymond Montee Bishop, Earl Con Bishop, Clyde Gregory, John Hughes, Ernest Linwood Jeter, Jack Carlisle Mobley, William Mabry Mobley, John Rogers Renwick, Henry Roberson, Kelly Trammell, Lutha Davis Watkins, Wallace Benjamin Wix, William Grayham Willard, Elbert Evans Jeter. Absent from the county. William Julius Aughtry, Reuben P. Willard. Negro: Fred Barnett, Wallace Barnett, Herman Booker, Laddie Booker, Charley Boyd, John Briggs, Walter Chick, Will Chick, Buck Dawkins, Hisakier Epps, John Smith Fant, Tom Gist, Kinard Gist, Arsie Glenn, Clark filpnn I.infls.lV nlunn AIoy Cln oontt Jim Hardy, Lee Henderson, Robert Henderson, Walter Henderson, Jim Henderson, Willie Hunter, Dolphus Hunter, Andrew Hunter, James Hunter, Callie Hunter, Johnson Hughes, Charlie Jeter, Daek Jeter, Andrew Jeter, Willie Johnson, Rufus I-ripscomb, Arthur Mabin, Leard McCracken, James Murphy, Henry Osbie, Charley Osbie, Walter Renwick, Willie Rice, Richard Rice, Flemon Rice, William Rice, Will Rice, James Rice, Fhilip Rice, Barham Ray, Willie Sartoe, Berry Arjura Sanders, John Nathan Sims, Taylor Sims, John Smith, Willie Trammel, Russel Walker, Jim Walker, Hiram Whitner, Walter Windbush, Cardoza Worthy, Eddie Worthy, Robert Worthy, Fair Young, Johnny Young, Mack Davis Young. Absent from the county: William Aughtry, Hicks Beans, James W. Chick, Marion S. Douglas, Conwell Douglas. CROSS KEYS TOWNSHIP. Cross Keys Precinct. c :? - ^ ? ' vuucusiaii; ueorge nector Aiverson, William Giley Alverson, Thomas Jefferson Alverson, Clarence Byers, Roy Conway Burnette, Fonnie Shanner Brewington, Jefferson Henry Boling, Eliner Franklin Bobo, Luther Elmo Bishop, William Norman Beaty, Claude Hawthorne Bennett, George Terrell Bailey, Earnest Luther Bailey, David Hampton Bagwell, Douglas Gregory Dillard, Robert Charles Fincher, Ollie Fincher, Martin Eldridge Fincher, Shannon Clarence i Grady, Charlie Nathaniel Hill, Frank Irby Lee, Robert Lawson, Trent Lamb, Toy Greer Murphy, James Clair Mos| eley, Sam Franklin Prince, Samuel Walter Prince, Oscar Patterson, William Clough Rice, Ben Sumner, Earl Burdett Sanders, Joseph Earnest Simms, Leonard Boyd Sims, William Boyd Sims, William David Stewart, Daulton Fred Stewart, Tom Hughes CIA T - ocevens, uawrence Starner, James Frank Vaughn, John Baxter William. Absent from the county: Emerson Shell Bennett, Arthur L. Bishop, Russell Thurman Bishop. Negro: Will Briggs, Victor Betsill, Henry Bobo, Kerns Briggs, John Browning, Wade Browning, Russel Browning, Smith Browning, Charlie Browning ,Charlie Browning, Dawn Briggs, Robert Coleman, Autmy Cunningham, James Dawkins, Henry Dawkins, Benjamin Franklin Dawkins, David Deshoelds, Richard Epps, Rice Ferguson, Thomas Ferguson, Duff Floyd, Glen Geter, Mabry Gilliam, Jimmie Gilliam, George Gilliam, Johnnie Gist, Johnnie Glenn, Cally Glen, Eddie Green, Carry Green, Walter Griffin, Jimmie Hardy, Will Kelly, Richard Jeter, Willis Jeter, Hardie Jeter, Dock Johnson, Simson Johnson, Jesse Jones, Mose Jones, Clarence Jones, Fair Jones, Kindard Jones, Charlie Jones, Rodgers Lee, William Lyles, John Maize, Cornelius Maize, Lewis Hardy Mims, Clarence McBeth, Muk McBeth, Toy McBeth, William McBeth, Clim McBeth, Jefferson Norman, Willie Norman, Irvin Norman, oames nenry i'eaK, Theodore Pool, Dolphus Ray, David Ray, George Renwick, Lumus Rise, Hizzie Rise, James Riser, Monroe Salter, Russell Sartor, Will Sanders, Wash Shelton, Charlie Shelton, Sevester Simms, John Smith, Jiley Surry, Jordon Thomas, Clyde Thomas, Toll Thomas, Charlie Williams, Clarence Yarborough, Johnnie Young, Jimmie Young. BOGANSVILLE TOWNSHIP. West Springs Precinct. Caucasian: Isaac Covington Bogan, Fred Thomas Bogan, Robert Lee Bogan, Franklin Thurston Bogan, Furman Pierce Bogan, Charles Davis Bogan, Dolphus Roy Burgess, Joseph Gary Burgess, John Rogers Gist, David Christopher Gist, Benjamin Harrison Gist, Jesse Hyatt, John Wesley Hyatt, Boyce Thomas Hvntt Guy Hartwell Lawson, John Gary Lancaster, Jesse Right Lancaster, Clifton Carlisle Lancaster, William Julian Lancaster, Morris Bomar Iiancaster, Joseph Layton Lamb, Perry Henry Lee, William Pettus Mayes, John Denham Mayes, Joseph Pierce Mayes, Brooks Patton Nabors, Samuel Greenlcaf Stevens, Frank Simpson Stevens, Marion Francis Simmons, William Furman Simmons, Malcolm Kugene Vinson, Barron Bernard Vinson, Robert Victor Vinson, George Walker Varner, Thomas Jefferson West, Claude Wardell West, William Perrian West. Absent from the county: Bclton West, Boyce J. Whitehead. Negro: Spurgeon Bates, Will Bates, Wistar Beasley, Douglas Beaty, John Hardy, Willie Henderson, Jerry Hunter, Abraham Gist, Monrow Gist, Adolphus Gist, Paul Glenn, Callie Kennon, Willie Boisie Jeter, Eddie Jeter, Paul Jennings, Israel Legg, I ? Fred Murphy, Judson McBeth, Neal, Willie Neal, Edgar Foster Ross, William Ezell ^^Kce Green Rice, Posey Steen, Sui^^Rjte West. ~ ^ Colerain Precinct. k Caucasian: Johnnie Lecile Osh a elds Stanyard Wilson Oshields, Wi P ilian Fletcher Pruitt, lender Smith, [T Basi Coggins Smith, Summie Tucker, I p lerrj Tucker, Louie Lee Tucker, ChristcX phei West, James Hugh West, Dannie iT 'ink ney Williams, Bennie Williams. F Negro: Ruphus Lawrence Ricf i. BufTalo Precinct. Caucasian: Doss Albert May |field Allen, Sergt. Forrest C. Aus Ibun Stephen Van Baldwin, Grover Biftnord Billings, Samuel Land rum Billi^ygs, Bennie Hix Bobo, Edward Way feoling, Andrew Earl Boiling, William Albert Byars, Robert Lee Byars, Earl Byars, Frank Wilham Caldwell, C^iaud Henry Caldwell, Jonas Henan (.lunningham, Marion Ladson Cudd, L Bndsey Erving Cudd, Vester Crayne, IfJb'' ley Edward Crayne, William Jacl Kson Davis, llarley Gordon Davis, iVk izie Walter Davis, Dan Voit Elliot, I turn Elliot, Judson Eubanks, Lawrylncc Loyd Evans, Jefferson C. Franl Klin, Bishop Marvin Garner, Abrim As Iron Garner, James Robert William G\Mriffith, Ed Gilbert, Samuel Edward <MJillan, Minor Adkin Gilliland, John H.jmlet Goudlock, Bennie Roy Gregi^ry, Joseph Guyton, Thomas Hill, WElie Hill, Charles Oneal Hightower, HarS>er Thomas Higgins, Henry Charlie llSirpee, Fred Wallace Humphries, ChaiVlie Petty Huskey, Larel J. Humbilee, James Lattie Hemnhill. Edcar tI.op Ingle, Billie Robert Inman, JanMes Horace Jones, Joseph Thomas Jonles,Ijoyd Johnson, William Johns&n, Charles Hayden Jones, John JustBis, Fred Roy Kanipe, Jefferson Trozler Keith, Jesse Pope Freen Keith, Swabrooks Kitchens, George Glenn Lawson, Berry Mitchell Fincher LawsAn, Hervy lliram Lawson, William Lawson, Andrew Lee, Frank Liner, Bartaae Manes, Charles Mericus Massetjy, Chessley llinnant Matthew, JamEs Messer, Harry Ordway Milan, Lawrence Millwood, Nat Nathaniel Millwood, James Millwood, Thomas Alldrew Mitchell, Claud Morrow, Jamls Aaron Morrow, Walter Harrisln Mooney, Anderson William Masstly, Jefferson Grady Murphy, Willialn Henry Murray, Deonidas Bard Noll, Arbrey Lane Norris, Robert Garlivn Ochiltree, Deadie Clarence Oshieldk, Thomas Burdon Owens, George Ro?ert Paris, Clarence Newton Pottk, Norma Jackson Parton, George Walker Petty, Simon Petty, Robert Lcte Pearson, Joseph Perry Pitt, Howard! Lafayette Pridmore, Zadia Haskew Pridmore, Ezra Daniel Pridmore, Cleveland Poison, Elliot Thomas Pol son, Ollie LownsPorder, John Irb?' Pruitt, William Hosea Pruitt, Palme Paris Reaves, John Loyd Rhinehart, Donald Dexter Roberts, William Preston Rochester, Rob*.? * David boro, Thomas Calvin Scarboro, Foy Armstrong Scarboro, William Thomas Scott, Charlie Cleveland Seoy, Robert Anderson, Shelton, William Sheerfield, John Daniel Sims, James Lee Sisemore, Victor Montgomery Smith, Lee Hollan Smith, John William Vant Smith, James Dipford Smith, Harrison Spells, John William Sprouse, William Thomas Stepple, Lanham Howard Stribling, Will Boyd Summer, < Clarence Walter Sumner, Luther Glenn Sumner, Murphy Matt Sumner, Herbert Lee Sumner, Lonnie Norman Sumner, Furman Sumner, James Oliver Walker, James White, Sidney Willard, William Hanison Wines, Loyd McKindly Wines, Noah Wines, Fred McSwain Wix, Homer Forest Wright, Ambris Vinson Wright, Arthur Hesiar Wyatt, Frank Garfield Vess, Charles Washington Quinn, John Arthur Vinson, Coy Edger Quillem, Wade Hampton Quinn, Alonzo Cleveland Terry, William Marshal Thornton, Charlie Thames, Waddie Trammell, Willie Jesse Trent, James Raymond Tucker, Jesse Lee McCravy, Samuel Walker McCreight. Absent from the county: James William Boling, George Frost, Arthur Coleman Hammeth, Yee W. Garner, Daniel Albert Gardin, Frank Loyd Johnson, William Grady Melton, Elmore Smith, Ruth Osborne Vinson. Negro: Wallace Beam, Dee Bell, Pink Booker, Aaron Briggs, Robert Duncan, Isaac Duncan, Charlie Dawkins, Clarence Davis, Lazarus Harland, Bennie Barner, Nathan Garner, Albert Garnett, Monroe Garnett, Walter Garrett, John Gist, Otha Glenn, Fincher Jones, Jack Jones, Lewis Linder, Henry Little, Jessie Mills, Arthur Murphy, Fincher Peake, Wallace Pendergrass, Walter Pendergrass, Flavious Pruitt, William Allen Pruitt, Thomas Rice, James Rice, Bailey Rice, Munro Rice, Lester Rice, Samuel Rice, Sheppard Richards, Henry Robinson, John Robinson, George Sanders, Al- ? phus Thompson, Dudley Thompson, Mack Neall Williams, Steve Watkins. Wilburn Precinct. Caucasian: Bennie Howard Bishop, Julian Robert Bolton, Ralph Waldo Emerson Bolton, Robert Clarence Bishop, Jr., Roy Thurston Lawson, Clarence'Lawson, James Monroe Dawson, John Wallace Lawson, Lewis Lamb, George Boid Vinson, Furman ? Wilburn. r Negro: Tom Brown. Rovd Rir/l Sam Cershaw, Jim Dawkins, Willie Duncan, Never Duncan, Christopher Fincher, Ben Gist, Eliot Jennings, Earnest Jeter, Andrew Johnson, Kensler Johnson, Evans Parr, Arthur Sanders, Orange Smith, Cleveland Stevens, Willie Fred Rice, Trimmier Rob- e inson, Sims Thompson, Fait Young. 01 Gibbs Precinct. Caucasian: Guy Stevens Davis, Joseph Jefferson Davis, Curtis Franklin Gregory, James Monro Kingsmore, Bern I^ampiey Lawson, Isaac Lemail (Continued on page six) . h 1 DANGEROUS IS SELDOM 1 ; Calomel Salivates! It Makes You Sick Liver Tone Acts Better Than Men, Women, Childre Every "druggist Here, yes! your druggist and everybody's druggist lias noticed a great fallingoff in the sale of calomel. They all give the same reason. Dodson's .Liver Tone is taking its place. "Calomel is "dangerous and people know it "while Dodson's Liver Tone is safe and gives better results," said a prominent local druggist. Dodson's Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every druggist. 'A large family-sized bottle costs only 50 cents and if you find it doesn't take the place of dangerous, salivating calomel you have only to ask for VOiir mnnpv KirU J J Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant-tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harmless to both children and adults. Take a spoonful at night and wake up feeling fine, no sick headache, biliousness, ague, | CLARK CLOTHIN MID-SU REDUCTH ?OF CLOT RFf.UVK Fttini And Will Last U Our rule is to clean up each season with IN All $22.50 Suits going at All 20.00 Suits going at All 18.00 Suits going at All 16.50 Suits going at All 15.00 Suits going at All 12.50 Suits going at And proportional reduction on ; All $5.00 Panama Hats going at All 4.00 Silk Shirts going at All 3.00 Silk Shirts going at All 1.50 Shirts going at Nothing to be charget Your patronage will CLARK CLO REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE L^juJD F STOCKS AND BONDS women v W** if to ta'ce Ci crp j}( plexion. /-Hi dete<5led. F. KELLY & BRO, I P" 75c. at l)run UNION, S. C. Sample (either color) I ~~ * Lyon Mfg. Co., 40 South Fifth QUICK LOANS. Money to loan upon county or city ... _i L . - - ' *" 4 A m cbiuic. Iavail nmy ue naa IOr irom " * " v,,c otorcii; le to twenty ye-?rs. , Germany an order has >-tf Barron & Barron quisitioninjr the skins o wild rabbits, hares and T. H. MUNRO ? To Cure a Cold in ATTORNEY- AT-LAW TnVr LAX/iTIVR IiROMO Qu Cough mid Headache and v? 0?? Upstairs in McLure Building S'tl'StovW . j CALOMEL oni n haiii ftULII NUW and You Lose a Day's Work?Dodson's Calomel and Is Harmless for n?Read Guarantee!. sour stomach or clogged bowels. Dodson's Liver Tone doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all next day like calomel. Take a dose of calomel tonight and tomorrow! you will feel sick, weak and nauseated. Don't lose a day's work! Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know it next morning because you will wake up with your head clear, your liver active, bowels clean, breath sweet and stomach regulated. You will feel cheerful and full of vigor and ready for a hard day's work. You can cat anything afterwards without risk of salivating yourself or your children. Uet a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone and try it on my guarantee. You'll never again put a dose of nasty, dangerous calomel into your stomach. IG COMPANY'S 1VI1VIER ML SALE i\\ *** rr i n y . Y, JULY 6th ntil July 20th y?ason and begin every Tew Goods $18.00 | 16.50 j 15.00 13.50 J 12.00 10.00 *11 other Clothing. ; $3.50 3.00 : <; 2.25 1.25 j ; 1?positively Cash < I be appreciated THING CO. I jy 1 FREE OF CHARGE. ^ Why suffer with indigestion, dyspep'OWDER. sja> torpid liver, constipation, sour :auty secret of tomach, coming-up-of-food-after-eat/ho knowhow ing., etc., when you can get a samplo ire of theconi- bottle of Green's August Flower free Cannot be at Glymph's Pharmacy. This medicine Heals Sun- 'ias remar'<able curative properties, Tan Soothing, an<* ^as demonstrated its efficiency hy reshing. m ' fifty years of success. Headaches are A/fc Hott.RtJ. often caused by a disordered stomach. hU A.. ~..ll ? * * r>* ...m. ;iukusi r lower is put up in 25 and or 2c. Stamp. 75 cent bottles. For sale in all civilSt.. Brooklyn.N.V. >zed countries. ?' Miss Jeannette Rankin, of Montana, the first woman to be elected to y of leather in tht. United States congress, will in all been issued re- probability be a speaker at the Filbert f all tame and picnic, which will be held this year on domestic cats. Thursday, August 2. One Day Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days inine. It atop* the Your druRelst will refund money if PASO orka off the Cohl. OINTMENT falls to cure any case of Itching, it fails to cure. Blind, Weeding or Protruding Piles in 6tol4days. >n each box. 25c The first application givea Ease and Rest. SOc.