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> V _ t THE SOUTHERN LIFE "Well Known Insurance North Company's License to do Dan Business in this State Re- for < voked by Commissioner Qn. Mc Master. (irBBr Th? Oqlumbia State. ?. unarlot In a vigorous letter to the ebt|0g e Southern Life Insurance com- pUDer;G pany of Fayettville, N. C\, Com- no()n #ft missioner McMaster informs the (rjaj j officers of that concern that its j j, license to engage in business in -pown 0j this State i6 revoked. Mr. Mc- . oj. Master takes this action alter ^runk several hearings given by him to ljie p the officers of the cumpany. AU pjace(j x though the time for the renewal wj10re j, of license is April 1, the com- ^ cQm missiouer does not feel that he ^ should wait until the application fhH( of the company was brought up win<jow again, but should take some ac- gre jjo tion on his order issued some g?gjcjen time ago to the company to show |.pop wa cause why its license should not be revoked. which* The facts in the case are gen cl 11 CI 1 ?11 i erally fumilliar. The con troll- wj,jch j ing interest in the Southern Lite Insurance company was pur- ?Q?Q ? H V 0 < chased by the Seminole Securi- p]ttjntj(j ties company of this city, the j aw.irrj0(] ) jjrice paid for the stock being in *vfiesH of its par value and aly%q. , ant tow << <?ired to be far in excess of its r ** preme C market value. The transactions of the sale were conducted through General Manager C. ^>os^rna J. Cooper of the insurance com- from pany and B. W. Lacy, the actu- L?odg ary, and C. J. Ifebert, one of the Mario principal stock promoters of the hia Btai Seminole Securities company. It postmas was charged that, enormous com Lee Dee missions were paid in the trans- age in h fer. arrested When these matters came out ing by in the proceedings brought Wall. against the Seminole Securities Dee last y- company, Mr McMasger order- sion tha ed the insurance company to been ma show cause why its license ment he should not be revoked. Two or This. h< three hearings were held. Mr. derstanci McMaster states in his letter spectora that he has no desire to alarm brought the policyholders, but the evi- I'nited 5 dence shows that eQornious com- 1' Stac missions were paid those direct- for the > 1 if in f urnotfii) in f Uo .la i 1 SLibao r*t ,T X U ? 11" "XCOi , I 11*3 j vt'O ? * other officers arte directors o! bond wa the Southern Lite company be- Moore v ing in ignorance ol the details, and he i The deal he 9ftys " is permeated 1 lie e with evieences of stock jobbing j surprise and high finance,''and both Lacy | ^here ^ and Cooper are condemned as | men unworthy ot the manage-! lh ment of such a concern staling ? ? | children Battle Between 100 Negroes addition and 20 Deputy Sheriffs in ,h :i 8 Oklahoma. aiui H'a ence cot Guthrie, Okla., March '27.?, On the 9ceneof the famous Creek Negro ; uprising ot last year, at Hickory i settlement, three negroes were killed, five wounded and forty j Loanc captured, itt a battle between 20 ( A deputy sheriffs and one hundred negroes. The fight, began late N',;irs rei * "^Wednesday and continued until ,0 ueath '\0 o'clock today. destroy 6 \ Deputies went to the negro 8PS 111 ytlemont to arrestjnegro thieves ! \l were met by a piarty of 9t,aMe t< , ^ed negroes. When the night r'pd a *1! \ -firing increased and negroes c?nipant Shrough the woods yelling ' h<' ( ,,'l (^ing. Tne fight continued nver an< f A \th\il the night, the neg\ ^treating gradually from Lobin V tree. Heachiug their CHrrior 1 " \nt the negroes barricad- ^"r 1 V ^0 o'clock the deputies 01 cn(l! r)( h \ vrce onslaught and dis- '-v resPe< \negroes.|wiih f he above wni' h'"' v \ i able pro \\ norrheoud4 \n?j or BUdder 'i rorV" / nil. * / ? ?y Wl,! Ukft Ap"/ (r . / \>NEY F wj-:th / * jy,^v 3' THE LANCAST Unique Suit. ' A RARE OPPORTUN j Is Here Offered to the Carolinian Recovers I SICK AND SUFFER] lages Against lown 3old Contrated inPris- .-.2 i rkATi r"iI" Awn I ilMHWi tiMt UMW 4 tiMi i iville, N. O., apeciat in le Observer: Au inter- <?"*'?>' TI.oronKl.ly Accord iuit came to an end in r Court here this after YiSttillg SpeCidliSl er having been two daya lJ 4 It was an action brought ^ hioni the . NVhilehurdt against the Cleveland Institute Bethel. On the even- Medicine and Sure< January 4, 1908, while ...... . . , Legally Chartered and In Whitehurt was arrested porated olice officer of Bethel and CLEVELAND. OHIO. n the town guardhouse Will pay their first visit t e was kept aii night, lu Lancaster, S. C., plaint the plaintiff alleg And will be at the the weather was cold, Hotel R j prison had no glass in J b, no means of providing I Thursday. Apri! bed to sleep on and in- Ten your sick frjends. 1 cov6ai(T,wi',h,w'"chOne Day On] rm,and that wlwle#so cou- ** suffered much Irorn cold s k'Ji! LP* M|1 ras "followed l.y sickness FREE pairm^nt ot health lor , , , . This Institute, composed of a groi ie asked damages in the regularly graduated physicians ano fi'2,000. While the jury flcons' licensed, leya";- chartered an ' ' corporated under the laws of the verdict in favor ot the of Ohio, sends at its own expense , ihe amount of damages m,r rt specialists m ord, .ntri .'nc? the newest Methods and l was scaled down to cove .is in medicine and surgery, su Attorneys for the defend- ** V?tcm ?rf trc ltment "nder * ' /lolet ray. t Ir.S' 11 ray. Hydrothe O took appeal to the Sll- Etc.. tc g. tr ihose who call or , , above date, cmw t..tion, examin; ;Oun. ,-sdvice end all n. lichtcs tequired to m . ^.. , plcte a cure, abs^.u.cly free. These ciatists will diagnose your case and ister Who Absconded ou the benefit of t. Ir skill and Pee Dee .Arrested sntl There is in this case no experlme red ill Tstil ?r ? ics& w0r(< at y?ur expense. You > J * ,e told whether you can Le cured or n Hpecial in the Colura- f ycllr case is curable th?y will piH .. , .r.tier treatment immediately; if iiv ^ 'v. Moore, the ie t.-.ey will give you such advic ler who absconded from ,a* P'dcng your life. Tnelr treat Iways gives quick relief, a .d ultim OH dCCOUnt of li S^ort* ositlv j r. : Deiny pi .red to is office of *703.16, was ith cac,i ' - cas' '? human Ti I' thorough'/ cle '.sd of the at Pee Dee tills mom- ce It, a natural am' t iranner. Deputy Marshal W. A pro i,nt 18 ' ?""' 1 J 3 v ist caser arc ted without Moore came back to 1'ee :on mence to the pv or the i . , ., .ig of his cr her daily v cation. , night under the impres , , ail aru ,, ;ovjn;, ;in your f; I since the money had ys.cian, < rot come am. take up j i | Juablc t c, .15 they absv lutely r ?0O(I to the govern- j treat v j on. v. .0 is under the would not he arrested. r ti,e 10 Jl r y8lcians>- wisl d"!s to give each patient plenty of wevcr, was liol the 1111- id their i vlcioc! attention, but line of the postofflce in- 1 ,,oten 1 ,on? :t0"es not perta * 3 your trout T hey have discardei and he was arrested and .d methods . nd remedies used for ~ vt it : >y the mcdicai world, and which it * to Marion this morning , ., ie folly to depend upon any longer i'ates Oominissiotier W hey are not known to cure, as thoui , . , , die, depending on them for relief. khouse bound him over 0?ov;ing ?st 0f di.essee omy are \ text term Ot the Uni ed under treatment, to-wit: Diseases o . Nervous System. Heart, Stomach, L !)UTt ill ( harleston. 1 lie <111116X8, Catarrh (purulent or S placed Hi $'2.01)0 but Consumption, Epilepsy. Deafness. eases of Women.Tumors.Pseudo Car fas unable to give bund 'lies, of a Chronic Nature onl> . 8 now in iail here. trcat D,nfncs? b* an ?"tlre|y r J od, and hearing in many cases Is res lltire niatt^r was a ureat It once. Catarrh ,n alt Its varied fi i iIKe other diseases If once takrn i j ' ht r , treatment, is cured permanently t< loore was well known, main so and to never return. It m: . .. , . not whom you have seen, or with v a MlH't W ,ih a family con treated, do not fall to call, as a visl (if a wife anil several cost y?u nothing, and may restore y . health, or even save or prolong your t anil lie conducted, in j as thousands of persons, will testif IO ine posroince a' |'et? I imas#a,,aD,# ""?mon.ai% in an par | the country. It you suspect Kidney fore at fhe same place ble, tinn<) a two ounce bottle of .rill near Winona in Flor Ur,nc for cheml"' -inU alysis. ?nty. REMEMBER:?The free offer Is d m this visit only, and will not be repe Persons commencing treatment and His Two Children their future vi-its will be requirt pay, but not one cent will be asked in Burning Stable. those commencing treatment during visit for any medicine necessary ti >ke, Va. , MitTt'll '27. feet a cure. Irrespective of your po: ~l a J In life, or the number of those who . hobinsoil, colored, nnd on above date Whensoever, or by. v children, aged 5 and 7 wanted, a positive guarantee to curi ... . , be given under their system of t *pec'ively, were burned menl. Those having long standing tonight 111 H fire that complicated disease, who have failt t yet well and become discouraged, (1 A dtttUlQ Oil till* proilll* particularly Invited to call. Northwest Koanoke to- notice: - Married ladles wi their HUSBANDS, and minors wi Robinson went into the their fathers, win positively n< i feed his stock. He car to consultation units. ? panied by one of their local physic md lantern and was ac* oiftce Hours: 9 a. m to ? 30 p ed by the two children. I don't forget the date tz Ztirrj Thursday Apr! One Day On. non had been a letter n the Roanoke postefHce _ ? M ro A Seeing-the-town Pa n years. He was one, )st known and most high- sutres-iul guessing g 'ted negroes in the citv 'or a childrt'ii's party played accumulated consider- ?' doors w a* railed a'Seeingperty. Town Trip,' " *jtys a write ? . _ Woman's Home Companion le** , terer is Appendicitis April. ''A large Collection iIlJw tv/ntion. Tbey J, 1ochI R0"' Cards was pinned al ie*f livor ?nd bowels, lawn on 'be tree trunks ? I ,nv't*s ?piri# H#stip?tir.n, Pillions other places, I ho cards \ tij dlawlsche sod indi- numbered, and of course f, Ajlnckey una lander- , _ - ?*n. w nam) of the views cut oil. ,J*ey nod rv ^ nderbo; \ ' * oadAr- ^ I / ^ m * ' ?R NEWS. MARCH 31. I9Q9 ITY (NG m : -VW \m Ibi v Ingly I t".* ? 7 ' :> ' < ", > :s /^< O * ?+* '. *y *: 2?y ||f Invite "|||| Our annua ::^#P 11 1 * I th - * JD of -"V sur* ma d77 State ' thpc?? -B. v.? I | HI 3; | ;f-3 APRIL 1 the ?tlon, - lP J* Our JV r?: Philadelp n,;".u: ;jP in the N not. . 1 you ing for th curn- O ment she will \y ately cs?pse Millinery a,d i date as h even | ;;ry a this mark ,mily I Mis^ ? their I lVWSS efuse fc T t. T T I INancy c 1 be- t / time I 1 can I pleasure inlng I J lhc I goods v. h ages O vould , I . torj buy or nc sands , J The ! taken THE ungs dry). Dis- > npTj They neth- * ?? tored arms, j indir I > re- j itters vliom t will ou to I fTp I lr * ts of I Trou- I ,T APRTT. uring K Lancai Irorn this 0 e f Stt'0n ; come vhom q ? will ? real- ; . : ' M , d to ' . ? ; are ' ' v ^ f. 'A., ?thout IF y pr til out _ _ . . >t be ( bhhhhhhhhhhihi : i .1 n s M. children were furnished with t>^r111 ' pei cd- ;111'I paper and told to I trrt 1 1 'travel around town' and write ( hu-h. down what thev saw. It wa- kilnLy ' conii'a to see how -onie of the Was on *i 'annlitr scenes puzzled ^'rick I rty. them. I lie pr z s were a post- \11 ani . icanl i.bum for the most success danzi 0?j j fu! <:ne-ser aiid a collection of watd. hp- cards for fhc one who recognized An r in t)i*? fewest number." ',er 1 i f >r _ 'of thi 1 " History of Woman Accused ,e-<r n j of Whitla Kidnapping. wa<! * vere Chicago, III,, March 28?Thai 1 ta8e the VVidiam ' McDermolt. a retired | mora I'he member of the Chicago fire de-!'proas % - "* . ) f 3 " [| I llvlt II I Ap - ; I! | OU ARE 3 ; J * 1 1 ii i rdially 4/ i d to Attend || 1 Spring Millinery Opening NEXT 11 IURSDAY j AND RIDAY, | , 1ST AND 2ND. I liiliner, Miss Miller, of ^ ^ >.vv <: s' " hia, spent quite awhile orthern markets preparis event and we feel sure |f|| e able to show a line of as stylish and up-toas ever been shown in e t W& CL. iIiller, assisted by Miss )hnson, will take great in showing you her ether you are ready to * I DATE : || URSDAY AND I RID AY I . 1ST AND 2ND S ster Mercantile | Company if II i ' ^IJ is the father ol "Mrs. to company ^,r 1 ")Q oltf s II. Boyle,'' who, with her fireman di<Uf Vtiar. m.l, is clinked vith (lie rf,s w?ru ' ""d ?b ' ippin^ of Willie Whilla, . , . 71 ft three y<-? /ler /oP?d. continue 1 t>v the fiiief- t t Q'stn*.. . iMncf"cr ('i.,- ' ll*ii ;en lather today. ^ '*zo k~ Mi l)erm<?tt's story <>f Ins j leViile is ma McPermoU, aecordtng _ ^ ea('? ?>'<y ather, was, as a child.j ? prettiest^one oTthe I OPm H ii the iieighborhoo'6 hi pln 'ST n?he ? ' n)?ns u :ive? every p.?.il*fc011(; ?* 0 of education Lam/, Hl*k. i training, b **.<% |J !t.d|i -<k ^"-^7 /? /