The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 03, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
Attention, Policyholders
In South Carolina in New
York Life and Mutual Life
?Meeting to be Held in
Columbia.
Tn view of the widespread in
terest in lite insurance and du'
efforts that may be made at the
approaching annual mee'ings t?>
obtain control of the companies,
it has been deemed wise by
some of the South Carolina
policyholders in the New York
Life and the Mutual Life to
hold a meeting ol the policyholders
in South Carolina lor
the purpose of organizing an
association and to secure proper
wiiM-ojonlnhf.n rvf ftio r?r? 1 i i? V' tl f,l r 1
ers at the annual meetings of
these companies, which will be
hold in the spring. The object
of this meeting will be to secure
the policyholders in their rights
and it is not lhe purpose lo in
yolve the companies in litigation
or take any other action
which might tend to impair the
value ot the policies. There will
be no cost upon any policyholder
who participates in this meeting.
"All policyholders who are in
sympathy wi'h these purposes
as outlined above are requested
to notify the committee named
below, or any one of them,
wheiher it will be atrreeable to
attend either in person or by
proxy the meeting to be held in
the city of Columbia on the 18th
day of January at noon in the
city council chamber.
"(Signed) W. M. Hamer,
Dillon; L. W. Parker, Greenville;
J. A. Fant, Union; P. A.
Wiicox, Florence; B. F. Maul
din, Anderson ; J. C. Sheppurd.
Edgefield; S. T McCrayy. Spar
tail burg ; T. H. Ketchin, Winns
boro; .J. M. Kinard, Newberry;
J. K. Durst, Greenwood; Leroy
(Springs, Lancaster ; T. II. Kobn,
Oumgeburg; .T. L. Glenn, Ches
ter; E L. Lloyd, Georgetown;
T B. St ckhouse and Jas. A.
Lloyt, Columbia; J. H. Manning,
Latta.
''Committee : W. M. Hamer,
Dillon; T. B. Stackliouse, Co
lumbia; Jas. A. Iloyt, Colum
bia."
Ex Gov. Assassinated.
".i f
er,rible Fate of a Former
nt
jvernor of Idaho.
s
di.
Ida , Dec. 30.?Frank
frg, formerly governor
?v;ih killed tonight by a
us bome in Caldwell,
bomb bad been placed
out gale witb a contri
ial exploded I fie bomb as
red. Both legs were blown
and St? nnenberg lived but 20
au tea.
? There i- no known reason lor
the outrage, but. it is charged to
some members of the famous inner
circle of the Conor D'Alene
dynamiters vvlioni he prosecuted
relentlessly in 189ft while he was
governor. Gov. Gooding is in
communication with the police
and is prepared to lend the lull
support, of the State in running
^ down the perpelrators of the
crime. The State will offer a large
reward. Steuuenberg was gover
uor of Idaho from 1897 to 1901.
having been twice elected. H?
was born in Iowa 44 years am
and had been in Idaho since 1887
He leaves a widow and thretchildren.
Child Scalds to Death Falling
in Tub of Water.
Augusta, Ga? special to Atlanta
Journal, Dec. 30th:?As >
result of falling into a tub of boil
ing hot water last Saturday afternoon,
Walter, the 3-year-o'd son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young.
Jr., died yesterday afternoon at
their homo on Walker street.
The little fellow was playing
about the yard and went near a
pot of hot water, wi. ?.h the ser
vant had prepared to scald a]
goose, when he fell into tho tub
and was severely burned It was
not believed until the night be
fore his death that the burns
would prove fatal.
Cabbage Plants
I aui again ready to till your orders for
early and late varieties of cabbage plants
They are grown in the open air near salt
water, and will stand bard cold without
injury.
? i li:l-n, Tl.uv per 1,UUU. rtpCflUI prices
on larger lots. And special inducements
to dealers. W. F. OARR.
Meggetts. S. C.
STATEMENT BANK of LANCASTER.
Wad~ ( ) -J?r
Condition of the Bank of Lancaster, of
Lancaster, 8. C., at the close of business
December 3Uth, 1905.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, $348,9 18.71
Bonds 6,100.01
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures,
(5,887 5'
Due by other Banks 61,084.21
Cash on hand, 5*2,522.54
$475,562.95
LIABILITIES.
Capital, *50,000.00
Surplus A undividedprotits (net) 50,000.00
Dividend No. 10 Unpaid 150.00
Dividend No. 17 3,000.0n
Deposits, 372.412.00
$475,662.06
I, L. (J. Harrison, Cashier of the
above named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is true to tinbest
of my knowledge and belief.
L. C. HARBISON, Cahiiikb.
Sworn to before me, this 30tli day of
December, 1005.
(J. J. Henry, n. i\ of s. c.
Correct-Attest.
Leroy Springs, j
Waddv C Thomson, > Directors.
W. J. Cunningham )
Wp Fipcirp
? V/ ^ VVA1 V
To thank our friends and pat
rons for the libera! support given
us during tins year. Our
business lias by far surpassed
our expectations and we feel
very grateful t?> you for your
patronage.
Trusting that the coining year
may be a very happy and pros
porous one for you, we are,
CLYBURN & ROBINSON
Professional Cards
Dr. J. E. WELSH,
DENTIST.
OJli'. e over Willi,urn?Hughes!Jo's
Siure. lorineri\ oeennicd hv l)r
, . -1 - ? --.r -'
It M Galloway.
LANCAS'I Kit, S. C.
Dr. R. G. ELLIOTT,
Lancaster, S. C.
Residence 'phonp, No. *1X7. Oflloe,
bavis building, cor. Main and bunlap
streets; 'phone No. 72.
Will practice in both town and county.
A II calls, day or nijjljt, w^U, receive
prompt attentiou.
\
K TRADE MARK
f 1*Q h
ft J. uK
REGISTERED
I ktagg
v^.;'"
Another
Car Load
Of FINE MULES and HORSES
iust received. If you do not
believe that they are the very
best ever put on the Lancaster
market, call and see for yourself.
Come, too, before they
are all gone, for we are selling
them rapidly. And when you
come we want to show you some
of the nicest
Wagons and Buggies
that ever turned a wheel.
HEATH ELLIOTT MULE GO.
Nov. 28, 1905.
MONEY TO LOAN
I am prepared, as usual, to negotiate loans,
on improved cotton farms, in sums of fc'tou 00
and upwards for live years* Interest at ~ per
cent, on sums of $1,000.00 and over Under
#i,oiMi.oo. s per cent, interest. No broke rase
or commission charged?only a reasonable fee
for abstract of title.
It. K. WYL.IB,
Attorney-at-Law.
A PIANO OR ORGAN
FOR YOU.
To the lieml of evert family who is ambitious
tor tlm future and odueation of his
children, we have a Special Proposition to
I make.
No Articlo in llie homo shows the evide
isi'i' of culture t lint does a Piano or (>io.iii
No accomplishment gives us much
pleasure or is of a* great value 111 after lit' as
the knowledge of liiusic and the ability
to play nv I'll.
Our Small Payment I'lati makes the ownncrslti
p of a high gril le I'imo or Organ
easy
lust a few (h ilars down and a Kinall payment
each inoiitli or quarterly or semiannually
and tin- instrument is yours.
Write us today for Catalogues auil our
Special Proposition ol Rasy I'aynii-litH.
Address,
M A L ONE'S MUSIC HOUSE.
Columbia. S. C.
f'HAS. I). JONRS, li K. WVIiTE,
l'rosident. Vicc-l'res.
K. M. !'lt()XTON, Cashier.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or lasrAsmt, s. c.
Willi r<sources exceeding
$1 7r?,ooo.oo
is j i re pa rod l<> transact all ItrimcbcH of
banking, and is abundantly able to take
cure of its depositois ACf'OUNI'H AUK
S()|jIt'ITKI> from individuals, firms and
corporations, who iua> rely upon courteous
consideration and the very best terms
t^ial sip consistent, with good business
tncthdds.' InUrs'st pail on tune deposits.
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lanter failing to receive copy
advising us by postal card.
llmanac is of special interest
sent free upon application.
ADDRESS REQUEST TO
ROYSTER GUi
sing Department Hi
fifFirst
I We offer to the trade our e
Trousers at ACTUAL COST.
Trousers from 75c to $3.50, i
ing Goods as low as the lowe
^llAOC We have Sh
OIlVJCo dies, gentle
styles, prices lower than eve
elsewhere, and the best to be
Dress Goods
riettas, Cravinets and Ser*
Henriettas, 54 inch, at $1.00,
Other dress fabrics too num<
We have a be;
**<115. prices and in a
for yourself. We can suit y
McCardell &
fd ======= 'kThe Old
< THE BANK OF LANG/
^ CAPITAL
5| SURPLUS
?
\ Loans made on Real Estat
f $ Collections given prompt;
[ ^ Interest allowed on time d
SYour business solicited. '
the strongest Bank in Lanes
r&ssrj&si&ssf jxss
Town Talk j
makes a large, light, feathery
ivory-white loaf.
BENNETT GROCERY CO.
Tnh WnrV of al1 kind* Uoue
uUU IiUIa at The News office.
tice!|
mer's |
can get same by
to every planter;
& N O CO. I
DRFOLK, VA.
Tnhriinrii^5
rcuiudiy \ 1
ntire line of Clothing and t
Suits from $5.50 to $8.00. C
md all other Gents Furnish- j
st. # /
oes of all characters for la- ^
men and children. New M
r before, better values than C
5 had. B
% In ladies' cloth Melrose, t i
* Venetians, Tricots, Hen- ^
Clllr WT 1 M
,vo. kjurv aiiu vaii J
worth $1.25 on any market. ^
irous to mention here. g
autiful line of Hats at all W
11 styles. Come and inspect ^
ou. M
Allison .Bros- /
satosNS'/ssn
Reliable." - U
iSTEFt, Lancaster, S. C. ^
$50,000.00. M
$50,000.00. ^5
,e, at reasonable rates. ai
and careful attention. a|
leposits.. ^
The oldest, the largest and hi ~ *
ister county. ^ j,
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