The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 20, 1917, Page 3, Image 3
UNION C0UN1
Complete Returns From b
Draft?Names and
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Excelsior Knitting Mill Precinct.
Caucasian: Murry Franklin Addison,
James Harley Addison, Morris
Douglas Betenbaugh, William David
RfitAnhmicrh Thnmns linvtl Tint on
baugh, Lewis Monroe Blackwood,
Charlie D. Blalock, Robert Simpson
Blalock, Paul David Brandon, Richard
Joseph Bradham, Leith Bryant, William
Burgess, James Edward Burgess,
Alvin Oscar Buckner, John Cheek,
Jorden Thomas Clark, Allen Fletcher
Clark, Dester Cope, William Peramin
Davis, John Richard Davis, Manning
Oconner Eison, David Duncan Eison,
William Talmage Fowler, Eugene
Gregory, Robert Andrew Grenn,
James Greer, Lewis Harmon, Henry
Hughy Hart, John Franklin Hart, Guy
Allen Hawkins, George Washington
Henderson, William Leonard Henderson,
Joseph Elbert Henderson, John
Lewis Hines, Kennis Clipson Holcomb,
Rufus Thompson Holcomb, Robert
Dobson Holcomb, John Luther Hollingsworth,
James Clarence Hollingsworth,
Joseph Larie Hollingsworth,
Lawrence Cuthart Hollingsworth, Gus
Watts Hollingsworth, Robert Frank
Horn, James Fred Gallman, Linder
Chalmers Gibbs, Jasper Henry Gibbs,
Boyd Blackman Gilliam, Paul James,
Charles Jones, Millard Rufus Jones,
Vestal Jay Justice, Robert Murphy
Keisler, John Moores Keck, Broadus
Eugene Kirby, Willard Kuy Kendall,
William Calhoun Lake, Rufus Alexander
Lackey, James Laws, James
Littleton, Robert Benjamin Mabry,
William Halmage Mull, Riley McMahan,
Kelly Nance, William Shephard
Nicholson, Claude Noland,
George S. Noland, Jack Hicks Noland,
-ueiijuiiuu ?ian uomeias, narnson
Owens, Lee Pace, Roy Shepard Powell,
James Jerry Rector, George Henry
Rector, Charles Long Ray, Sam
Sherbert, Clarence Smith, John Irby
Spillers, Benjamin Harrison Sutton,
Charles Surrett, Sheffie Columbus
Stines, Thaddeus B. Strange, Herman
Livingston Swain, Charlie Andrew
Tredway, James Daniel Vaughn,
Robert Dee Walker, Fred Lenord Wilson,
Frank Willard, Hoyt Whisenant,
Robert Theodore Whisenant, Leland
Cunningham Young, George Earnest
Young, Geory McClay Young.
Negro: Solicitor Beaty, Willie
Marion Beatty, Abe Beaty, Brown
Beaty, Conniles Beaty, Joseph Cunningham,
Major Fant, Arthur Greer,
Mareellus Hawkins. Rnssnll Have
Willie Jeffries, Yancey Jeter, Ephraim
Jeter, Christopher Columbus Jeter,
Lewis Jeter, Jim Jeter, Charley Ker
shaw, William Benjamin Lee, David
Lee, Manning Norman, Russel Renwick,
Benjamin Smith, Grant Stuart,
Sanders Thompson.
Union Court House Precinct.
Caucasian: Jefferson Curtis Amnions,
William Fletcher Arrowwood,
George Vinson Atkinson, John Martin
Aughtry, Charles W. Austell, Charles
Goyan Austell, Milton Babb, George
Bailey .Robert B. Bailey, Edward
James Bartlett, Robert Price Barnard,
George Jessie Bouknight, Dudley
Culp Beaty, Eugene Gordon Bishop,
Charlie Claude Bishop, Ben Ryan
Black, William T. Blanton, Dan Robert
Bobo, William Perry Bobo, Omega
Skidmore Brock, Walter Brown, Frank
Burgess, Wallace Coleman Burgess,
William Burnette, Claude William
Cain, Robert D. Cannon, James Hoyle
Charles, Joe Stewart Charles, Walter
Wiley Critwood, Arthur Carroll
Clark, John Cody, James Judson Collins,
John Wiley Cooper, Leroy Couch,
William Fred Couch, Benjamin Frank I
Cousins, Hinton DuPree Cranford, I
Johnson Andrew Crosby, James Maxey
Crow, Benjamin Tillman Cudd, William
C. Cudd, Thomas Davis, William
Beny Davis, George Bothwell Dawkins,
John Colton Deadmon, John
Stephens Delevie, Hugh Curtis Dover,
Ivy Dansby Dunbar, John Franklin
Dunlap, Jennings Ligon Duncan, Matt
Hansen Earley, Zeb Vance Earley,
Herbert Maserbia Edens, Oliver H.
Edgar, Clarence Edwards, William
Jesse Epps, Charles James Eubanks,
Joseph Howell Eubanks, Howell Howard
Farmer, John Foster Farr, Ben
Griffin Faucett, John William Faucett,
James Curtis Fincher, Claude Daniel
Finley, Shea Flemmmg, Thomas A.
Fletcher, Alonzo Harrison Foster,
Girley Foster, John Henry Foster,
Ranee Foster, Robert Ernest Foster,
George I>enard Fowler, James B. Fowler,
John Frank Fowler, James Furman
Fowler, John Herbert Fowler,
Victor I Jay ton Fowler, Will Fowler,
William Audrey Fowler, William Baxter
Fowler, William Jones Fullbright,
George Robert Gallman, J. Lucas Gallman,
Clarke Garner, Edwin Maurice
Garner, Foster Garner, Paul Garner,
William Garner, Ralph Gaston, Hoyle
Gault, William Herbert Genoble, Luther
Norman Gibbs, John Irving Gilbert,
James Henry McCallum Gluum,
Samuel Chester Godshall. Ottis Earle
Going, John Earle Going, John Redmon
Golson, George Whitlock Goudelock,
Furman Calhoun Gregory, James
Gregory, James Gregory, James Munroe
Gregory, James Tresvan Gregory,
I^ee Gregory, Robert Preston Gregory,
William Gregory, Carl Braxton
Greene, Clarence Eugene Greer, Glover
Greer, James Munroe Greer, William
Wesley Griffin, Charles Calvin
Hames, Foster Haney, Walter Haney, .
Dorsey Eldridge Harris, Eddie Cleveland
Harris, Harbert Clyde Harris,
John Eldridge Harris, Joseph Moody
Harris, Samuel Justus Harris, Will
Harris, Edgar Hart, Gazzie Hart,
Claude Errol Hicks, William Hanna
I.
rs SHOWING
Registration For Selective
Townships Given.
Hope, Charles Clifton Horton, Walter
Harvey Henaley, John Boyce James,
Claud Davis Jenkins, John Gary Jenkins,
Wallace Leo Jenkins, Benjamin
B. Johnson, Ed Howell Johnson, Joe
lony, uucuey iNorman joncs, Leonard
Justus, Miles Justus, Jack Kelly,
Frank Otis Kirby, James Walter Kirby,
Joseph Ernest Knight, Raymond
Knight, Metta Otis Lancaster, Ruben
Nathaniel Lawter, Samuel Gilliland
Dayton, Grady Gilliland Layton, Grady
Albert Lee, John Fletcher Lee, Charles
Cohen S. Linder, Raymon Cole Longshore,
Olliver Franklin Lybrand, Archen
Gregory Mabry, Robert Hayes Mabry,
Isaac Wesley Maness, Alfred Cleo
Mann, Tallie FrifTin ivrartin, Willangby
Byron Mathis, Charles A. May,
James Burton May, Sam May, Leroy
Glenn Meador, Edney Mease, Charles
Melton Meng, Edd Meng, Claude Miller,
Claud Douglass Mitchell, James
Mitchell, Will Mitchell, James Nelson
Moore, Clarence Clark Moore, Charles
Kemper Morgan, Nathaniel Benjamin
Morgan, Robert T. Morrow, Howard
Jerome Moss, Frederick Moss, Grady
McCoy, Joseph William McDowell,
Walter Hamilton McEachern, Fred
Douglas McGuinn, Joseph Margus McMillan,
James A. McWhirter, Thomas
Nance, John Claude Painter, William
H. Painter, Thomas Joseph Parks,
James Tillman Parks, Reuben Sernell
Peigler, Wallace Peigler, Francis
Wardlaw Perrin, William Henry Perrin,
James Sheridan Petrie, James
Petty, William Petty, Herbert Philip,
Paul Thomas Plaxico, George Graham
Poole, Wade William Price, Tranis
Pridmore, William Thomas Puckett,
Martin Cheek Ramsey, Ruben Reece,
Daniel Arthur Elijah Reeves, Demuel
Rhodes, Maxie Green Richards, Louia
Richter, Charley Riggs, George Arvy
Royster, Robert Ralph Russell, Gellom
Sanders, John Wiley Sanders, Thomas
Arcnur scott, L.ewis Shaw, Morris Silverman,
Thomas Robert Sims, James
Douglas Smith, Richard Smith, Stewart
Douglas Smith, Richard Smith,
Stewart Harrington Smith, Wallace
Thompson Smith, Henry Souther,
John H. Sparks, William Eugene
Spears, Marion H. Spillers, Dock Ben
Spratt, Lonnie Edgar Spratt, Walter
Leon Sprouse .Jack Stanford, Willie
Dawson Steppe, Miles F reeman
Storm, Paul Martin Strawn, Furrran
McClavy, Stroud, Harold Eugene Sullivan,
William JefTron Sullivan, Jesse
Earnest Thompson, Kemp Tison
Vaughn, K. Vaughn, William Smith
Vaughn, Ernest Kline Vincent, Clyde
James Waldrop, William Allan Walker,
Oscar Ward, Julius Warren
Welborn, William H. Wendt, William
West, James Stacey Westmoreland.
Donald George White,, Perry Douglas
White, John Lowndes Whitlock, William
Franklin Whittaker, Benjamin
Ryan Wilburn, Guy Ho'slis Wilfcurn,
Samuel Alonzo Wix, Fred Farnum
Willard, Wallace Howard Williams,
Lewis Bradwell Woodward, Albert
Melvin Wright, Humphrey Wright.
ADsentees from Union County: Clyde
Ammons, Lewis Deleon Arthur, Edward
J. Arthur, Dogan II. Arthur,
Warren DuPree Arthur, Thomas Hix
Bates, Doyd Belue, Robert T. Bishop,
Lawrence Blakeley, Rutins Judson
Bradburn, Erastus T. Crawford, David
DuPree, Horace Warren Duckett, William
Terrell Edwads, William L. Feaster,
L. S. Fridy, Roshelle Henry Going.
Rupert A. Godshall, Felix William
Goudelock, John Wesley Gregory,
Andrew Cothran Harris, Hunter S.
Harris, Dawson Ambrose Hughes,
John F. Ivey, Thomas Claude Jolly,
Nathaniel Krasnoff, Lotten Lemons,
Sim Robert Lybrand, Mitchell Mabry,
David Harrod Martin, John William
McDure, John Cunningham McDow,
Ernest Clarence Morgan, Walker Morris,
Luther O'Shields, Goodman Palmer,
James Cothran Perrin, Lewis
Wardlaw Perrin, Robert Ross Pope,
James Grant Purcell. Charlie .Tosenh
Purcell, Allen Duairf Sligh, Joseph
Rurclas Sullivan, John Herndon
Thomson, George Thompson, John W.
Wilbanks, Clyde Harry Willard, Coleman
Osborn Williams, James Boyce
Williams, Robert Lee Wilburn, Paul
Elijah Wilburn, Hervie Gist Whitlock.
Aliens: Charles Belissary, George
Couchee, Daniel Fram, Earnest Kerhulas,
James Meleos, Mitchell Psillos,
Samuel Rubin.
Negro: Will Aiken, Nero ,
Caiphus Bates, Clarence Bates, Charlie
Beaty, Henry Beaty, John Bell,
Wade Black'well, Tylious Bowman,
Creighton Breazealle, Lawrenc-1 Brannon,
William Brandon, Willie Brown,
Vard Byrd, Wallace Clayton, Kelly
Cohen, Bennie Cunningham, Wiiliam
TUm.,.. * *
?vyuiiniiiKiiuiii, /\rinur uogan,
Tom Dogan, Eddie Edwards, Ike Euhanks,
Coleman Farr, Ed Farr, George
Farr, James Farr, Sam Farr, Furman
Fincher, Willie Fincher. Ben Frosher,
Cornelius Gambrell, Will Garner, Allen
Garnett, James Gault, Douglas
Giles, Russell Giles, Jesse Gilliam,
David Turpin Gist, Monroe Gist, Roy
Glenn, Sam Gossett, Rufus Gregory,
Monroe Hardy, Robert Hardy,
Thomas Ilemphries, Charlie Henderson,
John Henderson, Samuel Henderson,
Jr., William Henderson, Walter
Herndon, Jim Hope, Wallace Hopkins,
Elbert Houston, Douglas Hughes,
Reuben Hughes, Dennis Humphries,
Jr., James Humphries, Will Humphries,
Alvan Burdette Jenkins, Almanus
Jeter, Andrew Jeter, Clarence
Jeter, Dell Jeter, Elias Jeter, Green
Jeter, Howard Jeter, Robert Jeter,
Samuel Jeter, Hartwell Johnson, Jack
Johnson, Willie Johnson, Joshia Jones,
Lewis Jones, Reichard Jones, Witer
Kendrick, Alexander Kershaw, Aihur
Kershaw .Purcell Kershaw, Hnry
Lewis, Ben Mitchell, Frank Mitcell,
Walter Morgan, H. C. McCoy, Heiry
McKannicks, Robert McBeth, Eljah
McCollough, Ben Neal, Epps Nornan,
Walter Norris, Allan Palmer, Bcwley
Palmer, Foster Palmer, Grifln
Palmer, Jerry Palmer, Russell Palmjr,
Springfield Parham, Willie Parhim,
Albeit Read (dead), Ben Rice, Jakson
Rice, James Rice, William Ri-e,
Walter Richards, Cager Rochll,
Adolphus Rodgers, Charley Rodge*s,
James Rodgers, Robert Rodgers,
Braxie Sanders, Douglas Sanders,
Johnnie Sanders. Mills Sartor, Vncent
Sarter, Douglas Savage, Herb-rt
B. Scott, William Scott. Manel Sh-rman,
Frank Sims, Jr., Johnnie Sins,
Rosa Noris Sims, John Simmois,
Haskell Skelton, Anthony Sloin,
Glenn Spencer, John Munroe Stewart,
James Thomas, James Edward Thomas,
Jim Thomas, Russell Thomas, Victor
Thomas, Calhoun Thompson, Boy
Thompson, Tom Thompson, David
Cohen Tucker, Shephard Tucker, Jon
Turner, William Washington, Walter
Weddington, Angus Wilson, Boyken
Woodard, Bob Young, Frank Young,
Henry Young, Hulet Hull Young, John
Thomas Cleveland Young, Nepolian
Young, Reginald Cee Young, Ulascus
Grant Young. Absentees from the
County: Henry Ashfordv Russell
Bates, Robert Bean, Robert Chick,
James Clark, George Davis, Milton
Dawkins, Artennies Duckett, James
Duncan, Clarence Epps, Mack Garnett,
Lucius C. Gilliam, Paul Giles,
Auros Gist, Russell Gist, Will Gess,
Sidney Glenn, Roy Herndon, Thomas
Hill, Glen Hughes, Gretain Hughes,
Johnnie Hunter, Jeter Jeter, Will
Jeter, Mack Jeter, Edward Keenan,
Dewitt Kenedy, Wonzo Little, Rice
Lipscomb, Tommie Meador, Clifford
McCormick, Manning Murphy, Benjamin
Neal, David Noland, Raymond
Porter, James Patterson, Bruce Ray,
Virgin Richard, Will Richard, Jack
Robinson, Christopher Manuel Rogers,
Hammie Sanders, Charlie Smith,
Lewis Taylor, Eddie Thomas, Ernest
Watkins, Will Walker, Clarence
Young, Embry Young.
UNION COUNTY CONVICTS
Negro: Smith Brandon, John C.
Davis, Willie Nathaniel Davis, Lewis
Eubanks, Frank Fernandez, Charlie
Garner, Will Hames, Walter Hampton,
Arthur Jeter, Elmo Jeter, Cunnis
Meadors (alias Sam), Clarence Mitchell,
Seigers Morgan, Crawford Thompson.
TRY IT! SUBSTITUTE
FOR NASTY CALOMEL
Starts Your Liver Without Making
You Sick and Can Not
Salivate.
Every druggist in town?your drugcf
? ?? J - ' v
*.ai. ?mu everyuoay s uruggist has noticed
a great falling-off in the sdfijfr.o?
calomel. They all give the same reason.
Podson's Liver Tone is taking
its place.
"Calomel is dangerous and people =
know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone
is perfectly safe and gives better results,"
said a prominent local druggist.
Dodson's Liver Tone is person- hi
ally guaranteed by every druggist who N
sells it. A large bottle costs 50 cents, H
and if it fails to give easy relief in m
every case of liver sluggishness and
constipation, you have only to ask for si!
your money back. pc
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant de
tasting, purely vegetable remedy, m
harmless to both children and adults.
Take a spoonful at night and wake up la
feeling fine; no biliousness, sick head- G<
ache, acid stomach or constipated how- as
els. It doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience
all the next day like violent pi
calomel. Take a dose of calomel to- bi
day and tomorrow you will feel weak, th
sick and nauseated. Don't lose a day's dt
work! Take Dodson's liver Tone instead
and feel fine, full of vigor and o
ambition.
pacolet" route 2
Pacolet, Route 2, July 16.?Farmers
are beginning to lay by their
crops and a good rain is badly needed.
Rev. Mr. Peeler, pastor of the Pac- p.
olet Methodist church, will be^in a
series of meetings at the Mabry *
school house Tuesday night, July 17. ?
Everybody is cordially invited to attend
these meetings. Services begin
promptly at 8 o'clock p. m.
Miss Louise Gallrr.an, entertained a
few friends at her home Saturday
night. Conversation, games and music
were enjoyed until a late hour.
The hostess served deliciouc ice cream
and cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Coleman of
Spartanburg spent Saturday night re
and Sunday at Mrs. F. A. Gall man's, er
Mr. Jim Stephens of Pacolet was dc
the guest of Mr. Arthur Stone Sun- slJ
day. th
Misses Maccip McRrMo <>?'i rh
Gallmnn were the guests of Miss ly
Alma Vaughan Sunday. K'
Mrs. Shevrels and little Carrie ea
Stone are visiting at Inman and m
Spartanburg. th
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gallman and h\
little daughter, Mary Thomas, of ha
White Stone, were the week-end m
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Gall- or
man.
Miss Sallie Cunningham of Liberty PI
Hill is expected to arrive the last of
the month to visit friends. ar
Mrs. B. W. and Mrs. W. A. Tweed th
went to Spartanburg Friday shop- fo
ping. tr
Miss Margaret McBride spent Sat- Pc
urday night with Miss Ruth Gallman. an
Solo. ne
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Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days gi
Yoar druggist will refund money if PAZO PI
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, .
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6tol4daya. lr'
The first application gives Base and Rest. Me. Ft
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NO MORE CATS IN HOLLAND. I
A Dutchman, importer of tulip "
ilbs, whose place of business is in
ew York but whose family lives in
olland, received a letter from his
other recently which said:
"With plenty of money it is impos
ble for me to get enough to eat, and
>or kitty yesterday was eommanlered
by the government for Gerany.
"There are no cats any more in IIoln.
All of them have been sent to
ermany for fats of which they are,
i you know, in great need." 1
This importer also said it will be
actieally impossible to import tulip
lfbs this year as Germany is buying
em for chemical purposes and fod;r.
ays Phosphates Make
Beautiful Women and
Strong, Healthy, Vigorous,
Robust
Men.
hysicians all over the world are prescribing
phosphates to build up run
lown down enemic conditions and
those who have treated their patients
with Argo-I'hosphate are
changing thin, enemic women
with toneless tissues, flabby
flesh, into the most beautiful
rosy cheeked and plump
round formed women
imaginable.
Atlanta, (ia. Dr. Jacobson said in a
cent interview that 00 per cent, of
lemia comes from nervous break>wn
which can only be corrected by
ipplying the necessary phosphates to 1
e nervous system that is lacking in
e food you eat, and this can be quicksupplied
by taking one or two 5 ain
Argo-Phosphate tablets after
ich meal, and at bed time. It will in
any cases make a pale scrawny face
e picture of health in a few days. I
'e seen women that I expected would
ive to be kept under treatment for
onths restored to perfect health in 1
ie or two weeks' time. '
SPECIAL NOTICE. The Argolosphate
recommended by Dr. F. II.
icobson contains phosphates such as ^
e prescribed by leading physicians %
roughout. the world, and it will be
und the most effective form for 3
eating patients with Nervous Dys- t
psia, Stomach troubles, Brain Fag, *
id Nervous Prostration. It will re- ^
w youthful vim and vigor, and '
ild up the whole body. If your drug- _
st will not supply you with Argolosphate,
send $1.00 for two weeks' C
eatment, to Argo Laboratories, 10
jrsyth St., Atlanta, Ga. ^
7 Can Sell J
Any Make oil
town is not big enough in whi
SALE ONLY basis.
ii and again to the same people
r business has grown because
to a fair and reasonable figure.
urill tlilc firp nin3 T foil fVio?>
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n't go five thousand miles. Y
is of only three thousand five 1
in the price, but plenty of "vel
5 line of sizes in stock and can f
ou can't come, telephone.
nd Tire must deliver full value in
id Tire fails, a cheerful, willing ad
made.
The Union Hardware 1
Union, S. C
J|kk
COULD HARDLY '
STAND ALONE
Terrible Suffering; From Headache,
Sideache, Backache, and Weakness,
Relieved by Cardui,
Says This Texas Lady.
i
Gonzales, Tex.? Mrs. Mlnnl? Philpot,
of this place, writes: "Five years ,
ufiu i was lasen wun a rain in my
left side. It -was right under my
left rib. It -would commence with an
aching and extend up Into my left
shoulder and on down into my back.
By that time the pain would be bo
severe I would have to take to bed,
and Buffered usually about three days
...I suffered this way for three yeare,
and got to be a mero skeleton and was
so weak I could hardly stand alone.
Was not able to go anywhere and had
to let my house work go...I suffered
awful with a pain in my back and I
had the headache all the time. I just ,
was unable to do a thing. My life ;
was a misery, my stomach got in an
Awful condition, caused from taking
so much medicine. I suffered so much
pain. I had just about given up all 1
hopes of our getting anything to help 1
me.
One day a Birthday Almanac was
thrown in my yard. After reading
its testimonials I decided to try Cardui,
and am so thankful that I did,
for I began to Improve when on tho
second bottle...I am now a well
woman and feeling fine and the cure
has been permanent for it has been
two years since my awful bad health.
I will always praise and recommend
Cardul." Try Cardui today. ?1 78
Opinions from
Wm i t a a mm - -
l otKs Who Know
For malarial headache, Granger
Liver Regulator entirely relieved my
rouble.? J. Height, Wctumpka, Ala.
Had heavy headache. VomilcJ
,wice to six times a day. Four doses
>f Granger Liver Regulator made me
veil.?Loundas I*. llrindlcy, Somerille.
Ala.
Mother had sick headache. Granger
Aver Regulator did her more good
han all the medicine she had taken
lefore.?Pearley Davis, Pario, Ala.
I never expect to be without it in
p.y home.?Jenie pRoy, Gadsden, Ala.
It is a great saver of doctors' bills.
-Louis N. Kent, Honoraville, Ala.
There is none better.?Dr. T. E.
'othram, Alexis, Ala.
All druggists soil Granger Liver
Regulator?25c, Try it.
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et Diamonds are !
lundred miles. H
vet'^ in Diamond H
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justment 9
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Is more than sentiment
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Your family and friends
want your photograph.
Make the
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OLIVER'S STUDIO
Opposite W. B. Terrell Company
Main Street, Union, S. C.
QUICK LOANS.
Money to loan upon county or city
eal estate. Loan may be had for from
one to twenty years.
39-tf Barron & Barron.
President Wilson has patched up the
differences in the shipping board between
Col. Goethals and Mr. Denman
and all is harmony again.
ALFALFA ??5w? !
Just as profitali y in ' i-orcia. lilt* < itrollnas and
Alal'uttui. is ii i:i- v.? i vi,u lime vour l.mu
w ill) LAl'CO CROU.XO tliVUTSTONE.
< osis i trial.-. l:i in - umiii siiiikJ ami vigorous
growth of i !ov< :< and grain.
Wriii- l<>r 11??!i\-. i.-?1 , r t . v.iltiui.io Ixxiklt't and
repuils. Ailiiii'iivi- iiroiM. ilion t.i m^rxli*n??>
anu vurntrr hit* '?
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946 HLALEY HUILOINC ?TLAMTA,C?,
The Russian commission to the
United States has several women
among its members.
Magnolia Balm
LIQUID FA CE POWDER.
tTlie beauty secret of
woinonwho knowhow
to take care of the comJ
plexion. Cannot be
detected. Heals Sunburn,
stops Tan. Soothing,
xwxr-a cooling, refreshing. .
-</f Pink. While. Uptt-ReJ.
y 75c. ot Druggist* or by mall Jirod.
Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp.
Lyon Mfg. Co.. 40 South Fifth St., Brooklyn. N.Y.
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A lone bandit locked the cashier of
the Rank of Richland in Drake county,
ATk., Thursday and got away with
$685.
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