Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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meat Markt. ket at Prosperitq is ssrA. John Ntob'ol I o Merchant. r6y of'the tow,l there ha. negro mer hant untj N eg'dence of -- AA Residenceo * as .b atet shoul hea tepeain tesiona my as ptintaesienceofDr Why,he id te 'esion e ofx N nil whilst ila Tu1 tnuenullin' Why, yoth the present. He egan here abor October Qf last year. 419 handles 4ma'. line 4f grocuIes and canne gouds -, The Barbet. P olty's barber is 43eo. D. 1 Lyles""olored. A. H. Kohn. of J. P. Bowers. f B. B. Hair. x ofJ . weer. f. B.B.ar P. Dominick was so delighltful that he wisifed hail as many teeth as an African cr< odlile ''.-Butffalo Times. -i; A Hard Case.* tea Ye,'repliedl thle dlentist.' had to) give it t.o him the second til to extract the money.' '-Detoit F: Press a &Asa JLA?1Ji%qm" a t Attention I Democratis Candidates. a >Do not 'oVerlook the -provigQins of d tbe f&llowtwy Act of the Soilth Caro' Hna" T.AIinleture, appoved g(aron 0 1095, regilatipg primary elections. in - this state. Be sure and fill out the subjoined tti. and i1 a candidate for an office requirinir votes in more than (tne county. sei,d it to the Secretary of State, Coluihia, S. C., and if a candidate for a county office to the Clerk of Court of the county in which a candidate: An Act Making Certain Offences in Primary Elections Misdemeanors, and Prescribiniz Penalties Therefor: Sectioni 1. He it. enacted by the .eneraI assemblily fit South Carolina: A t or before anly political primary electioi held by any political party, orgalizition or associaton, for the purpose of choosing candidates for office, or the election of delegates to conventionls, in this State, any person who shall, by threats or any other form of intimidation, or by the pay ment. delivery or promise of money, or other article of value, procure or offer to so vote, shall be guilty of aothier to vote for or against any particular candidate in such election or who shall, for such consideration, offer to se vote, sl,all he guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 2. Every candidate offering for election, under tihe provisions of Section 1, shall make the following pledge and file the same with the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the County in which lie is a can didatc, unless he shoilo be a can didate in more than one County, in which case lie shall file same with the Secretary of State, before he shall eniter upon his campaign, to wit: I, the undersigned .............. of1 the County of ..............and State of South Carolina, candidate for the office of................... hereby pledge that I will not give nor spend money, or use intoxeating liqu ors for the purpose of obtaining or influencing votes, and that. I shall, at conclusion of the campaign and be fore the primary election, render to the Clerk of Court or (Secretary of State as hereilnbefore provided) un der oath, an itemized statement of all money spent. or provided by me dur ing the campaign for campaign pur poses up to that time, and I further pledge that I'will, immediately after tle primary election or elections that F am candidate in render an itemized statement, under oath, showing all further moneys .spent or provided by me in said election. Provided, That a failure to coil)y with this provision shall render sucl election. 1nll and void, in so far as the candidate who fails to file the statement herein required, but shal not effect the validity of the electior of any candidate complying with this Section: And, provided, further, Tha .such itemized statement and pledgo shall be open to public inspection a all times. Section 3. That any viola.tion o: the provisions of this Act shall be misdemeanor; and anmy person, upoi0 conv'ict.ion thereof, shall be fined no less than $100 nor more than $500 or be imprisoned at hard labor for no lpess than one month nor more thai six months, or both fine and impris sonmnent, in the discretion of th<i Court. Approved the-6thi day of March, A 1). 1905. Willie Jones, Chairman State Dem. Ex. Comn. The Octopus Spirit. Samuel Gompers, the re-electce chief of the American federation a: labor, is quoted by the New Yorl Tribune as followvs: 'Many a rich and powerful mai is inclined to treat the poor' and help less man as the bully treated the litth boy. '' A little boy was peacebly makin.t a snow man one winter morjiim whlen a tall lad, a bully rushed up kick~ed down the snow man and gaive th1 little fellowv a thump on the head '' A benevolent man saw this out. rageous bullying from a distance. H< drew near, shook his fist at the bih b)oy anid gave the little one a dime it comnfort him. ''There, there,'' lie said. ''Here im a dime for you. Now dry your eyes. ''Then lie departed. But lhe was no sooner gone that the bully came up anid demanded halt the money. '' 'I'll be satisfied with half,' h< said virtuously, 'but I ought to hav< Qhanged by Argpment. me all by rights, for if I.hitdti't wvalloped e- ye, ye wouldn' have got a cent. ''' Two commercial travelers, one fronr London and one from Newv York, wer< discussing thle wveat.her in their respee Li- tive countries. .The E'nglishmman saidl that Englisi I weather had one great fault-its suid ne den changes. 00 ''A person may take a walk one a," be aida attir.d in a ligh um~ AI.etW . PACIFIC MUl 1. A CASH INCOME 2. A CASH INCOME 3. ACASHINCOME! 4. ACASH INCOME, $10,000 ALL FORM! $297.00 ORD1NABY LIFE Weekly Income (52'w( Weekly Income (52 wl Payable in case of inst Payable in case of Inst ONE CONTRACT What other forms The Pacific M Its peculiar LEGAL organization n years old. It gives the Greatest Guari participating rates are LESS than any The following are the RATES per Whole 20 Paymen Age Life Life 20 $14.65 $2260 21 15.00 2295 22 15.35 23.30 23 16.70 23.70 24 16.05 24.10 25 1645 24.55 26 16.85 25.00 28 1730 2.5.45 28 17.75 25 90 29 18.25 2640 30 18.75 26.95 31 19.26 27.50 32 1980 28.05 33 20.40 28.60 34 21 05 29.20 35 21.70 29.85 AUIM. T SWE Office over Post Office. summer suit, and still feel quite warn Next day lie needs an overcoat." 'That's nothing.'' said the Amei iean. ''My two friends, Johnston an Jones were once haviing- anl arinmei There were eight or nine inches 1 slow on1 the ground. ''he argument g".4t heated. an John1istonl picked II) a snow hall all threw it at Jones from a distance < not more thanl five yeards. DuIrii the t'nusit of that snowball, helie, male or iiot, as you like, the weath sulddenl4y chanlged and beecme h< anid sIumerlike, and Jones, instel of being hit with a snowhall, was -scalded wit hi hot water! ''-Tit-Bil Setting Around Her. 'No,'' snapped the woman wi the square chin, ''I don't want 1 burglar alarms!'' ''Then the lady next door w right, Isupose,'' re,joined the age as lie turned to go. 'What did she say?'' queried sqIuarCelcinined1 female somewhat c gerly. 'Oh, she didln't say ver much answered the agenit. ''A.fter pu c(hiasinig two of thle alarms she snu it would be a waste of time to st here,. as y'ou had nothli ng worthI sta inig.'' ''T1he impudent thing!.'' exclaim lie other indignantly. ''Here, gi mec half a dozen of them alrm! Chicago News. Pointed Paragraphs. Good-looking girls are born, bi most goodlooking women are se] Poverty wou)ildl seen (lie out if ha its were permitted to select their pa enI ts Never do any worrying today t h vou cani just 3as wel.l pos5tpn un1 li Tf a wVomanli isni't suIspiciouis helusband, onle of lier woman raits i. badly warped. It's an easy matter to (10 is let il other fellow have his way. One can always tell by the way man11 goes inlto a pa1wns5hop wheth he' has hiad experience 01. not Whiy doesn 't soime seientist a nounce himself as a candidate for niche in the hall of fame by inven ing a sure tonic for. the intellect? NOTICE. Littleton College, Littleton, N. and Louise Cottage Willoughby, Bea< Va., will both be opened June 15 summer hotels. The fall term of Li tleton college will begin Sept. 1 Summer work.'at the College, lit Lol iso Cottage or at home will be offer< to 20 youtng women who make ime iato application. Address J. I Rhiodes, Littleton, N. C. cured at home wit Q . out nain. Booko - N.Pryor6ti 'UAL LIFE INS FOUR GOOD TH I NGS. if you are disabled by ac If you are disabild by dis f you become totally and for your family in cas guaranteed. COMBINATION ANNUAL PREMIUM Neks) in case of accident Bek-) in case of Sickness ired's total and permane ired's death . ONE PREMIUM o insurance do partially utual Life Insur kakes it the STRONGEST Life Insurance ( 6ntees written in the Policies of any Insurt other company doing business in this secti $1,000 on non participating plan: Whole' 20 Payent Age Life Age 36 22.40 30.50 37 23.15 31.20 38 2390 31.95 39 24.75 32.70 40 25.60 33.50 41 26.65 34 3i 42 27.55 35.25 43 2860 36.20 44 29.70 37.20 45 30.90 38.25 16 32.15 3935 47 32.50 40 50 48 3495 41.75 49 36.50 43.10 50 38.15 4.1.50 51 39 90 40' 00 1'E3 TTs ROBERT NORRI. 1. STATE Of the condition of The Commercial Bai close of business May 4th, 1906. f Resources. Loans & Discounts .. .. $375.597 60 4 Denind loanis.. ...... 4.647 56 ,f Overdrafts .......... 3,912 SS 1 Furniture & Fixtures .. .. 3,051 93 e Due from Banks & Bankers 44,774 80 ", Currency.......... 8,759 00 SGold . ... 2,400 00 M* Silver, nickles, pennies . . -54 64 S. Checks & Cash items .. .. 4.004 46 $448,102 87 h STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, '1 COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Personalliy appeared before me J. Y as Bank, who swears that the above stat4 nt edge and belief. 1Sworn to before me this 4th day of 1I le Attest: a- Geo. S. Mower. W. H. Hunt. ,, 0. B. Mayer. LET US P1 " Give us your Laund doing. Gloss or Dome We use nothing but that car. be bought. .E ut ing help. Our motto, Sdelivery. Telephone r. I)- Yours to r. SThe Newberry SSECURITY LOAN Al Supplies the best Fa For Saving Money at For Building by lustall a For Buying Land: For Borrowing Money Get one of Our hSECURITY ( . It will be the means of your Se a Fund that will buy I SECURITY LOAN Al JAMES N. .Office: Cor. Boyce'& A dams Sis., Ne URANCE. cident. ease. permanently disabled.* e of your death. All POLICY AGE 35 $396.00 20-PAYMENT LIFE $50 $50 nt disability . $10,000 . . . $10,000 FOUR BENEFITS' this does completely, ance ) mpany. 'ompany in America. It is nearly 40 mce Company at less cost. Its non on. Whole 20 Payment Age Life Life 52 41.75 47.60 63 43.75 49.30 54 45.85 51.15 55 48.10 53.10 56 50.51 55.20 57 53.10 57.45 58 55.85 5985 59 58 80 62.45 60 61.95 65.25 61 65.30 68.16 62 68.92 71.45 63 73.80 74.95 64 78.35 78.76 65 81.50 8320 , General Agt. Newberry, S. C. MENT ik, located at Newberry, S. C., at the Liabilities. C-Itall Stoek paid in .. $50,000 00 Undivided profits, less cur rent expenses & taxes paid ..................43,335 75 Die to Banks & Bankers . 1,874 78 ,Due ipaid dividends .. .. 675 00 Individual deposits subject to check .......... 252,217 34 Notes nIId bills rediscounted 100,000 00 $448,102 87. .McFall, Cashier of the above name ment is correct to the beat of his knowi J. Y. McFALL, Cashier. fay, 1906. JOHN C. GOGGANS, C. C. C. P. .EASE YOU. ry work, as others are. ~stic finish. the very best supplies: xpert and accommodat good work and prompt is. serve, Steam Laundry. ID IN VESTMENT CD, cilities i Profitable Rate of Interest: ment: on Real Estate. 30NTRACTS hnd Be Convinced of its Value tving Money and accumulating .,and or Build a House. ID IN VESTMENT CD, McCAUOHRI N, Secretary-Treasurer. wherry. S. C.