Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PLAC With N eI 186 * Capital St * 42 Years The St security for t * I Our 1. Cash week 2. -Cash week 3 Cash mont * 4. Cash annu 5. Cash payme income i LISTEN~ The Pacific Mu and South Carolih in th s company, business matters i The Company's 01 of the house of commons As. ,in C> santinople. REST- HIS SOUL" SAYS AGED MSTEE John S. Simon, English Delegate Methodist Conference, Visibly Affected by News. Asheville, N. C., May 6.-The news the death of King Edward was roken to John S. Simon, England's nly delegate to the Methodist gen ral conference now in session in ' city, by an Associated Press rep esentative. The aged minister was ' ibly affected. "It can not be true," he exclaimed, s he tugged nervously at his whit ning beard. "No, no, it can not be He was assured that the. news could not be doubted and his eyes filled with.tears as he paced nervous y up and down the floor of his room t the Battery Park hotel. Then in broken voice he said: "It is a very, great loss; not only to us, his ut to the whole world. He at ruler, -a great and a God srest his soul." AMEIPRESSES REGRET.I O~fficial Mess ges of Sympathy Sent to the Queen and to the Embassy in Washington. Washington, May 6.-President Taft, upon learning of the death of the king, wrote the following tele am to her majesty, Queen Alexan ra, which was cabled to Bucking m palace tonight: "On the sad occasion of the death King Edward, I offer to your maj esty and to your son, his illustrious successor, the most profound sym pathy of- the people and the govern ment of the United States, whose earts go out to their British kins men, in this, their -national bereave ment. To thiis add the expression to your majesty and to the new king of my own personal sympathy and of my appreciation of those high quali ties ~which made the life of the late kin~g so potent an influence toward peace and justice among nations." The p-resident also sent his mili tary aide, Capt. Archibald Butt, toI the British embassy to express his) E YOUR FIRE EWBERRY INSUR4 aci Insure ock, fully paid up, Old - - L ckholders' Private Fortune he Company's liabilities. '] Policies Provide Five Benefits y income in case of Accident. ly income in case of Sickness. ily income in Old Age. i1 income for 10 years In case c nt in case of insured's death, in or the beneficiary. We Will Wit tual Life Insurance Company's head ia are at Newberry, S. C.-your owi you secure your policy-loans, pay n connection with your policy in per dy Representatives here are ROBERT NORI NCY OFFIC, Newberry, S. ( lephIone Number 180. REPORT OF.TI 0 THE EXCIIA NWewberi At the Close of Busih CONDENSED FROM REPORT Ti Loans and Discount $198,810.23 Over Drafts 1,40o.46 Fur. & Fixtures 3,80o.oo Cash on'Hand in Banks 10,928.25 Total $214,938-94 Start an "OPPORTL this Bank; your mor earn four per cent ii semi-annually. E!DWARD R. HlPP, PRESIDENT. condolences on the death of the king to Ambassador Bryce. S'ecretary of State Knox addressed the following cablegram to the American embassy in London: "Apart from the message which the president has sent to Queen Alex andra, will you make to the British government appropriate expression of sympathy of the. president, gov ernment and people of the United States in the loss by their British kinsmen of a ruler so beloved and so distinguished among the nations for the influence of his kindliness and wisdom toward ill that is best?" Members of the cabinet called at< the embassy and left cards. University of South Carolina. Scholarship Examination. The University of South Carolina offers scholarships in the department of education to one young man from INSURANCE ANCE AGENCY fic'M Lnce Comp - $1,000,000.00 kgal Reserve Basis s, conservatively estimated "he policy-holders are safeg in One Contract. > permanent total disability. one sum or cash monthly You a Better quarters for the States of North 1 town. If you carry insurance your premiums and tranact all son with us. B, W. F. HIPP and I. E. CANNON. Ef CONDITION F. NGlE BANK,' ry, S.C. iess March, 24, 1910. D STATE BANK EXAMINER : Capital Stock $5o,oo0.oo Surplus 11,417.97 Divide s unpaid 115.00 Cashiei\ Checks 195.78 Deposits 153,210.19 Total $214,938 94 NITY FUND" with iey will be safe and iterest compounded M.L L SPEARMAN, CASHIER. each county. -Each scholarship 1s worth $100 in money and $18 term fee with free tuition. Examination will be held at county seat July 1. Examination of stud ents generally for admission to the university will be held at the same time. Write for information to S. C. Mitchell, Prgsident, Columbia, S. C. 5-10-3t. N~OTICE. All executors, administrators and >ther fiduciaries are respectfullyI irged to make, upon oath, annual re :urn of any estate remaining in their are or custody, as required by law, efore the first day of July of each rear. Frank M. Schumpert, may 4th 1910. J. P. N. C. Think of Protection B .We Represent Or utual any of Cali] Assets - - .Business in Force by Bradstreet, $60,000,000.0( aarded in every way. Combination Policy of A Combination Policy of L $10 000.00 to your family at: while disabled by any accden sickness. This Complete Co your age approximately only Policy Than Any We Issue ANY KIND of WE ISSUE POLICIES TE WE OFFER YO )BERT NO The Nalion Capit Liabi] Under| State Equi safei mng. we a Dep< num date and, B. C. R. efore the Fire;.. t Afterwa dy "Old Line" Compani Life-19 rornia - - - $19,00 - - - $112,00 , are held, under the law, as ad Life, Accident and Health Insura ife, Accident and Health Insuranc( (our death; it will pay you $50.00 t, and $50.00 per week while disable mmon Sense Combination Policy-w $194-.00 annually. ne E s.Call to S _ for parti Policies That Any Body Else Can. AT NOBODY ELSE CA U THE BEST. RRIS, GeneraI iTABLISHED 1871 al Bak of N~ [EWBERRY, S. C. al Stock $15O,OO0 ities of Stockholders $150,000 Supervision of II. S. Gov'm'i lends paid to Stockholders since - nization of Bank over $600,000 i, County and City Depository. pped with every facitity and~ pard known to modern banik-. With the above facts in view sk for your banking Tbisiness. sits allowed 4 per cent per an in Savings Department from of deposit, payable January July of each year.. MATTHEWS, President.' D. SMITH, Cashier. HL T. CANNON, Asst Cashier. 4 leS rds. 10 D,000 ees D9000 ditional C0 will. pay per week rd by any Ill cost at ee US qulars 4 N.a gvent 9 0,000 e+0 b .err 0,0 0 - * 00 eeUs ign F*