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tjr fop the Month Xkr r* ii c 7t: I VI11 UCI L XO.lv VY V Gilbert 11.51 J. R. Smith 50.4C tephens 27.12 \ < Jarmichael 1.50 Jew Grocery Co 15.05 ioore & Co 8.00 Stephens 3.96 .. :: rllee 3.40 i" dwards 25.00 V\*. \\ Parham 9.67 J.-" ampbell 25.00 .umbr Co 29.40 \'il Mi-Ill alt t'? E. L. Moor & Co (pay roll) 32.14 R. A. Brunson 2 5.00 Walker Evans & Cogswell 14.72 Dr. L. R. Craig 5.00 Dr. L. R. Craig 5.00 '* Dr. L. R. Craig 10.00 !!' Dillon Hdw. Co 131.30 ' |j O. M. Page 57.50 R. M. Oliver 3.64 Dillon Land & Imp Co 75.00 Dillon Wholesale Gro Co 2.90 Dr. L. F. Johnson 5.00 G. G. Bruce 30.00 * C. G. Bruce 2.50 I Tolar Bros 45.03 11. A. Harrelson 3.00 M- L. C. Major 1.50 on J. C. Bethea 3.10 ( J. C. Bethea 83.33 ted Joe Grlce 13.90 J T. W. Wallace 5.00 Lai' A. L. Wallace 3.65 ) D. S. Allen 42.00 er< Pee Dee Furniture Co 24.50 lyj Marlon Clo. Factory 52.50 i>9 J. B. Gibson 33.30 <r -I. F. Tliomi 8ou 1.31 u\ W. T. Betltesi 33.33 W. O. Lane 7.25 ta W. K. Fort 8.00 te Tolar P.-os 15.06 b< A. L. Wallace 12.05 Joe P. Lane 66.67 is S. V Lane 125.00 W. Mclitnis 30.n0 X>. B. Mclnnis 8.00 F 45. V. Lane 11.45 b George Williams 20.72 |*%Tur|p -J- Li- Hall 5".00 bq 1 D. M. Keer Mfg. Co 88.20 | |vl Tim Harllee 4.-mi ila J. W. Rowlaud 116.66 F Jim C'ousar !5.5 I Al Ed Carmlchaei ".60 r lal J. T. Dozier 2.00 iv W. E. Blue 77.4" " Sui S. V. Lane 11.2.' Mil S V. Lane 1.25 \ S V. Lane 11.65 ^ in W. E. Blue 35.1" will S. V. Lane 4.5i w ing Thomas E. Birch lc.5u 18 R H. AtKiiisor 11..->0 agefi T. H. Tan 31.25 sami E C. Major 15.00 and W M. Hayes 10.00 y* lath* V.". M. Hayes 7.5') to w> W. W. Sellers 5^.00 3} J. T.-.Jv.j A Fore 50.00 merlj 7. H. Miller 12.50 9 the 1 Z H. .Miller 36.33 0^1*" agent R. L. Norton 11.10 ~ J. 1 S. H. Bair. 16.67 A A. 1 S. T. Moore 20.00 Cro' J. \V. Rowland 15.75 .T W. Rowland 11.75 O Total 29R4.7S6 - JJ55r *. T. BETHEA, J. \V. ROWLAND. a (Jlerk Supervisor ^ " A/ / 3^: ANNUAll REUNION "*0 <n" H "F THI': WATa?'v "'AMII.V, I?-"" 'he bal _ _ t r.f/>ireuoe Times. SQ' IThe animal reunion of the Watson family in thie county was held laat Wednesday, July 27th, at An:iiw*"4 oc^ church, near Sellers. The at M' tendance was large and amorg the v number present several from other " States and other sections of South Carolina. Dr Duncan I, Watson, of Southport, X. C. presided in both the morning and afternoon exercise3 hell in the church. Rev. A. C. SJPa Pittn.an and Rev. J. T. Watson ronH, ducted the devotional exercises of the mrnvn? *?r-d appropriate r.nd j|Ln? dc .->ses were mad" by **" v' : Rev S l.owton Watson, of IdjP#*- ~ . ! j' Mr. A. J. Bethea of Bgy** ?.?! inV.; fur the ptciuc dinner [L; was served in tne oak grove, giving ( a recess of about two hours, all repaired t> the church again and Mr. L. D. Life. of this city delivered a fTV most excellent address taking for LflLi? nis suDje:t "The Old and the New." a*"**" The Rev. Dr. Ford a most welcome JrjP" fUft of the rednion made a few f ^ well chos>n remarks. The la*, reunion of the Watson family is laid to have been the most mJX v Interesting and j>njoyable of all the seven.?Mir ion'Star. FROM HOME SHE SOU). I | V Mlwi Kirharilwm, Said to be Worth 930.000,000. Refused to (Jtre I'p Home New York, Aug. 19.?Miss Dellatippa Kichardsoti. said to be worth mo'e than <30.000.000. was evicted today from the home in which she bed lived sinee her birth, 5b years ego, because she would not surrender possession to the man to whom she h sold it. Accordingly, the mar-' ?ha: finally hud to chop his way ft rough the front door. Miss Richardson is one of the wealthiest women in the world. NX'' en her father. Joseph Richardson :? it lsbT she inherited the hulk or his fortune and has since lived it .ally with a maiden cousin. Although she sold her home site would never aiiow tne nuycr on the premts s i nd he had to make his plans for rebuilding it from outside observations While the marshal's men piled tin rrayed. old-fashioned furniture on the sidewalk today. Miss Richardson lollowed them about, protesting that their actions were outrageous and that she would complain to May nor Gaynor. An Kvetiing Outing. The stay-in-town folks, of all people, more fully appreciate a ride out where the din and noise of town life is banished, and where pure air fills your lungs, and your eyes take in a. sea of living green. This to the shut-up-toilers is a rest that lifts up the sluggish energies and stimulates physical mar. for renewed effort it: his battle for bread. . And off we ask the question: Why' men who understand the science of country homes? but they will do it. Sunday afternoon t between showers) J. W. Rowland and the writer visited three of Mr. Rowlands' farms near town. The Tede Hamil-i ton farm, 27 acres, Tom John Froc-. tor. farm 35 acres, and the Stephen Hamilton old homestead. 35 ! acres. All three farms, combined I yield with weather conditions favorable, will reach the 100 bale m irk. , On 1 1-2 acre lot planted in wattr melons, lie realized $101.35. sold in Dillon. Mr. Gaitlev of Dillon is do j inf. a little i mntuer farming in a quiet way. he is a success in that : line of business, as the cotton we J saw was huge in the extreme. In comparison to th?. old time bum bio I p. \ *i ; !? ? y it loo mi Up in tlie portions o: an elephant over a toad. We also traveled over a r>ad that supervisor J. W. Rowland has shown I: is craft as a road builder, wide and oval is whit he intends the roads in Dillon s iuaiy .-dial! be. On our return trip uoteu fciiat Mr Black. m??ii's !arit: ? d Mr. Bar' Hamilto s were . .v;vrc>i\ <? ',! aid in fine condition. King cotu.i. will regain his Itst diadem. i? it qu'ts raining for a while. I->v. l:. L/ovin^ or r'ayetteville n.ts ope.. v? > . usia.ss scnool it: the i'ooui.- i'V'. r liie cottar. u.sl. and will keep tiro .->i nxd pen uutil those a lie have t-!'.-..v. takv-n the course. Ti e :i.- embructes shoi than... t.. pc Ti.i. a. bookkeeping ::r.d oth?-r ci-ar.cs .r study usually .found ir. a lirsr cii;-s business college. Prof. Loving is president of th? Payetteville Business College, is a graduate of Mass-y's Business Col lege of Richmond 1 ri which he was ; an instructor for many years and is highly recommended as a eachei in these particular lines of study. Quit* a number of the young people of Dillon have already enrolled for the course and it is expected that the ! let /"? f va t 11 t\ mi t cj ' '111 ? * * ..ov ui oluuculs nil! Iiitiritsr unci the school gets in full operation. Another Fish Story. Special to The State. Conway, Aug. IS.?<)!; morning this week the residents of Myrtle Beach, Horry's summer resort, were very much upset by no incident entirely unheard of. Some ot" the more superstitious persons were wont to see an unlucky sign in the fact that all day t'isi were constantly coming ashore, some stunned to such an < :?tent that they died, ami others already dead. About 300 to 4 0c flounders were picked up on the shore Several specimens of lish never before seen at Myrtle Beach were washed ashore several codfish having been found in the collection. What caused this remarkable occurence is the question now in the minds of the Myrtle Beach folks. Some of the Myrtle Beach residents attribute the conduct of the fish to lightning, but S. T. I^eonard a veteran fisherman of that point, breaks down this theory in that he , states he was fishing several miles 1 out during the time that the fish were coming in, and that he had | splendid luck, catching something ! over 200 pounds of fish the same ( i day the above occurence was noted. | i jttfw'nineteen ten Commercial luck or price, or advertising may effec Asale but quality is the only and absolute essential t uilding and maintaining a successful business. This i rule of tailoring as of all other commoditins. i t u octu' c mr Luiuiuciitc aiiu pan uua^c ui liic pcupi and to hold on to it, the "one hundred cents on the do! ar" policy must be the paramount issue. We take it that we strike a responsive chord in ever lair thinking person, when we say "GOOD CLOTHES,' because every man knows that a side from his person; comfort, his chances for his brain are stronger when hi clothes fit best; he is otherwise in a more or less fidget and nervous condition, "GOOD-CLOTHES" those tw words imply much, yet are so frequently abused. Any clothier or Tailor has the right to use them wit! all the embellishments of the "Ad" writer's pen; bu mighty few have the power, skill and experience to "de tiver the goods." Suits to order $12.00 and uj Coats and Trousers to order $11.00 Over Coats to order $12.00 Trousers to order from $3.50 Delivered six davs from date of order W. ? FASS CO. DILLON, S. CAR. M ON K V O A. N E 1 > ON REAL ESTATE. LONG TIME. EASY PAYMENT. RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED. THE JACKSON LOAN & TRUST CO PT. WORTH. TEXAS AND JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI $1000 00 REWARD The North .State Lite Insurance Company, of Kmston. N. C. wiil pav to any voune man otgoiti habits and 20 years ..!<? who v.i! deposit with the company $49.10 each year t\>r 2" yea:- ab w rev..?:? spot cash, and besides, pay him a nice dividend every year. !n ever of death prior to maturity ot bond $10<<0. will ne paid h;- estate This is one the strongest Southern Life lnsurar.ee ?- mpani-. - : oj oration l'atr ?n:ze v<?nr southern institute?ns when the*, are- v * of your c.?R fide rice. \\\_ curt tile close .-t ir.puiry int. ti.e slat: '.. .... litis company and .--tut lhat we can write a better.uu; ivs> e-x->. policy than any re-; nsibie i.r.e insula".e. <_omaa:.; . c..t State. The Ni.?rt:i SiaU Life issues al. f- : u.s of n< .'.err. *.?ei?".meet modern net n> Tlii" Noi-tti State l.iic hits the distinction of hatinu mmv taolia.. live- insiinMl titan any other Carolina company. I- your life insured? If not, can jou ?ive ant i? a ?>a?otae. uiuii iiit?iij?ii?iiuy?wny you xuouui ???*? m-un. Ii' in.iiiriMl, ait* you a<li*nual<'l,Y instiled? Will tin* in"- !. i? l:ft> insurance in* .sufficient t<? provide !' ? fiiir i.uuil- i. i > i .'ciistonu'il lt? living? Wlit not ^-u.l i'??r tin* Ni.riii ?(,>. i.i? i'i i'lrn- man inxv?to-day. B. C. Brickrnan, Mgr. S. i".. : . < . ; 57: Hfst ' r- .f.-r.ts Do 1 ou Want to buy 'a J A/ V' 7 r\* ^rnmm^M ^ ^ riano. Monday Morning a IF S< >, Get the B?>t A*i:-:x In-1 9 O'CLOCK The World iveiiuwiiec. ! :i yi-ur sj>_-r <;h;in^e * **??i? t. o.tnk uccount aud ever S( V vti-.v thereafter do likewise an in Uprtjj'us wnd Grar.ds. I y?l: W5i! hi* vn**6 r. : r v.s .car to mic now tv.;.., OLD INSTRUMENTS ' -i!*'"l Taken in Exchange. 4 Per. Cent EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Kept in stock. iTHE BANK OF DILLON FOR PARTICULARS Address " -km. SKi.l.KltS A M?XHIK. / > B Attorneys ;?t Law. frnnoo 5 !,rat-ck-:ti su'ti-an<i Oildllbd : I < : Di.'. . 0 flii J/\S. W. JOHNSON Ag B - g g ATTORNEY AT LAW || ll| MARION. SOU" CAROLINA. BENNETSTVILLES Cit?^n*S Representatives for your county, j "FF1> K OF TOWNSEND. ROGERS & McLAURIK. Our Tailor will be with us the J ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 29th and Suth call in and see his j dillon, -> c. line. The Stubbs Co. j .hove McLaarin U,ul-u, 1 FOR SAl^E or RENT?Four room j Our Tailor will :>*? wr.h us t.to house with outbuildings. Will sell | and oO. call In .ir 1 hia at a bargain. Morris Fuss, ' Stuboa Co. IV ;!| mr^k^ssk f 15! Mii j&fl&H 0&VCfL> m, e I % MtX <Mt~' ^ JSft. | I- * V'---- ? . ' ' w:vj?r'. '/ I "* *** t I THIS IS A SCIENTIFIC | 1! Fact and simpIyMEANS f I I THAT NOTHING SUCCEEDS ! y:| LIKE SUCCESS! ! ?:1 All Businei^s Success ! ;.! Begins with money ! I|| IN THE BANK ^NQW | i* , t . ^ 1 he , Hjiier yon ben in to save money the ,<>< ncr you will have !i% | nior.ev. \ on cannot foolishly squander what you earn and also ^ P ! . li.ive i:. i'.ejrin bunking vnr.r money and you will find more * j ? ;> 'ensure ?n saving than in spending. + i \V. tiav libera: interest consistent with safety % I* MAKK f?rw HAXK VdVRBAXK. j| THE BANK OF DILLON. f ; *:* Pillon. S. ('. * j* 1 ' * ^;-ckh.'Usc. Pre,. \V. T. Hcthea, Cashier. % * t"..?:*ta! and Suro'tts ?lJ.S.ooo < ; : . . <* ^ . v v v v . v - : > v > > < i . __ | Speaking of j s * II Medicines I * * i* * * i??-?.; ?f necessarily meaii .? discus- * # # ik sioi' <>t luvsterious ana fealt'ul * iic s J things With us medicines are se- j * truthful and reliable compounds, the * *. merits of which have been f?<un?i * ik adequate and trustworthy $ Your physician knows what your jjj t uet-a is; tie also knows the results * * that should be accomplished when j|c j* his prescription is inmostiv prepar- 5 | i* ed. and when we tan assure yon * I * rhaf ;u;' orescripMou de| arcnient t* Ij.?* a specialty of d pensir.u pure j ! ?i:;ij- vo:ir i>!ivs< inn will -tssur.- ym * 51 * i- .*. a-- prepare medtivtie * ': 3ft : miM ii.ireii. Our * V;* ! . ? ; c service make * * * > .. ; sii\ us your ; .?- * * M- + I Evens' Pharmacy- i < * I The Leading Druggist. i ; < + v ^ t | f I ; ;? y f xy.tiy. j v * TURKISH ROCKER. "* OENG SPRING T:^ most delightful i > /Soovrti/- n^otion in^agin^abie^ * V. w. . ? ? './ Cii U l\/CU quite a guilty conscious. ? f ^?"TpfBj Get good leather up .V " >.! ... 3iCT hoistery anu your Turkish Rocker. Will be a iF^z^r LE5; constant means of eom mUhJhhi fort to you for many W.v />5? iWJrtJW HAthr ON T?i Srm?o years. L We sell high class Furniture at a low price to - casn ouyets. K t Pi ?- ?^i*~t~i i-<_* 4. w a r w m * i * w wa I V_# a ^ tt 1 :a* / 5 i oi-: Dl./^-W. S C r1' |" ??r.???raK^am y/mi.nwii u? > ??m> m I?I ICT???r?uu?n? ?? ???????^ j Tiie Supreme Proof of Idea! Management HHJH IN V'BSTMEN'. KARNIN .S LOW LAPSK K A . : I'HR S ?:'TH ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE CO. uF RICHMOND. VIRGINIA E. Strudwick, Pres. realized 6.9'#- ;n:eresi and investment pr? fit durinjr 1909 and i:n:ren? ts lnsnr.'ini'e "?.>%) < t * !.* amoiin! K RECORD in equaled by any COMPANY OF ITS AGE OU OLDER A >oliov ;ssuei; this Company eliminates ail embarassment for r loved ones should death overtake vou. It insures cohndenec \Jv 7 ~ ' insr substantia! aid when assistence most needed. MAX FASS, Local Representative ? DILLON. S. C.