Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, April 07, 1910, Page Page 4, Image 4
Cheraw Drayage
See them for
HAUI
First Class Livery ?
A. D. CHAF
Cheraw
Reliance Life Lis
of Pittsb
jav.es h. re
Assets $2,976,383.34
More money behind each
other company in the United i:
LARGE or LARGER. Some
accumulation of dividends equ
20 payment life policy is p
annual premium payments. V
the Reliance Life guarantees
policy, equal to more than
accumulate at 3 1-2 per cent.
Un 5 10,000 policy, 2U pay
$347.60. Guaranteed accumu
Guaranteed cash value end
policy $13,380.40. If dividei
urns annually, 541.50 is th
dividend guaranteed. Co nip
policy you now have or write
policy you would like. Reliar
none. Men of ability wanted
liberal commission contract
opportunity.
R. A. ROUSE, (
CHERA)
FOR
One Nice Six Room (
App
J. A. S!
Look at your j
Note the e>
I Give it t
We v
I?
j Waddill d
1 Insurance an<
f?Z2ZLY,
P. B. HU
DH.M.
Horses ai
All Classes
Bought t!
Large supply of
hand from whicl
selec
Full Line of Lea
Buggies, Wan on
Even tiling posit n
be as represented.
TERMS: To
w jmm i1
P. B. HU
Phone 28, V
and Transfer Co.
all kinds of
LING
*.1 Moderate Pricos.
MAN, Mgr.,
s. c.
urance Company,
urgh, Pa.
ED, President.
Liabilities $1,259,609
individual policy than in any
States. Our dividends are as
companies estimate that t! e
a I four premiums and that a
aid for with a sum equal to 16
Vhv take an estimation when
you an amount, on a 20 pay
5 1-2 premiums, if allowed to
ment life, age 30, premium
lation of dividends $1,927.10.
20 years $7,007 10 or paid up
nds are used to reduce premile
first and*$st73.l0 is the 19th
are these figures with the
for information regarding any
ice Life policies are second to
to write life insurance on
or straight salary. Golden
jeneral Agent,
V, s. c.
FtENT
Cottage on High Street
?ly to
ELLESiSj
policy. I
[piration. i
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rill do the rest. I
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rtd Mules
of Stock
ind Sold. J
stuck always on
!i to make your
tion.
utiiitf (iratios of
s and Harness.
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at: and Cash.
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C'heraw, S. C.
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1
GENERAL NEWS
APRIL 1.
A dispatch from Spartanburg
says that the cotton mills of that
section will in the near future declare
the largest stock dividends
in their history.
The auditor of the accounts of
Calhoun Harris, the former Orr
CottOD Mill bookkeeper, said on
the wituess stand in Auderson
yesterday that the shortage will
be over $30,000.
There was a $10,000 lire in
Greenville yesterday.
The governor has appointed W.
O TVnnf n u ononlnl iiirlcrn in
LOC7^L KJEWS
| For (.ther Local News see page 3
"They say" it's fun to watch
! the girls trying to skate.
j Mr. W. J. Brown, of Montrose,
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. and Mrs. W. F. Stevenson
spent Friday last in Columbia.
Miss Virginia Snyder, of Baltimore,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
H. D. Malloy.
Mrs. Sailie Pegues has returned
home after spending a few
days with relatives in Bennettsvilie.
Mr. Rufus Thurman has returned
iiome after spending sev
eral days in Wadesboro, N. (\,
with friends.
If you haven't tried any of that
bread from the Cheraw Bakery,
have a talk with Mr. Tread way.
The bread is all right.
Miss May Reid has returned
home from an extended visit in
; Columbia and Charleston, S. C.,
and Birmingham, N. C.
Miss Essie McQueen, of Morven,
N. C., spent Saturday and
Sunday in our city, the guest of
j her cousin, Miss Sailie Kate
Spencer.
Miss Bessie Powe has returned
from a visit to her brother,
Mr. lleiuy Powe, at Rock Hill,
and a vint to her sister, Miss
Florence, at Gastonia, N. C.
Mr. C. F.Covington, of Chesterluld,
came down Monday to
meet Mrs. Covington, who has
I been spending some time with
: her daughter who is a student at
the Greensboro, N. C., Female
co lege. They spent the uightiu
our city, going to Chesterfield
j the next morning.
I rr?. Tl-_ J : ? : . i r t U?
I I lit? \\ I UlSlt?! Ul'ciyue Ul 11IC
Presbyterian church meets every
I Sunday evening at seven o'clock
I in tlu- session house. Next Sunday
evening the talk before the
league will be made by Mr. S. H.
I McDullie. His subject will be
4 Christ, our teacher." The pub1
c is cordially invited to be present
at all these services.
Mr. Henry Wannamaker is
back from Philadelphia where he
underwent successful treatment
which we sincerely hope will,
prove permanent, for rheumatism.
He is back in the Merchants
& Farmers Batik but has
been unable to catch up wirli his
work as yet because of so many
of his friends calling in to con
yratulate him on his return.
Watch For The Comet
Tin' red dragon of thesky. Watcii
the children for cough* and colds.
Careful mothers keep Foley'*
limey and Tar in the house. It
is the best, and safest prevention
for croup where the need is urgent
.and immediate relief a vital ne
cecity. Its prompt use litis saved
ninny lives. Oontains no opiates
or harmful dru^s. Refuse
substitutes, Sold by all druggists.
; No. 9342.
Report of the Condition
of
The First National Bank
of Cheraw, at Cheraw S. C.
at the close of business, .March 29, 191U
UKsontcKs.
Loans and Discounts $57,190 41
Overdrafts. secured and
unsecured 1,505.93
I". >S Loads to secure eirj
eiilal ion 25.000.0(1
Premiums on I*. S. Ilonds 442.37
Itankiiifr House, Furniture
and Fixtures 0,040.41
I)tie from National Hanks
(not re.s?Tve ajjeii(s) 5.118.77
Due from Approvedjtei
serve Aircnls 2,323.04
' Checks mid oilier t'asli Items 7.00
Notes of other National Hanks
Fractional Paper Currency,
Nickels. t in I i 1*111 .s zi.yo
1.11 win I Moiii'V Ki's<ivu iu Hank,
viz:
| SjH'cic 1,07:1.00
Ljfdl i eniler Notes 1 .-I.M1 00 2,323.00
Ui'il<"ii; ;ii:n l-'iiml with U.S.
Tri'ii'ini'i-, a |"T cent 01
('iitii la I ion 1.230.00
Tola I flo2,o8.~>.48
I.I Ailll.lTIKS.
I'dpilal Stork |>:i! I in $2.".000.00
Sni'i'lus I'liml 100.00
i'mliviiii'il I'rotits iess r\!'
I.SI'S a 11 I TaX'-s 11:1 > I... 1 I)(JS 77
Nil 1 i ma! Ilai'k Noii-s 011;.-if.iii
asr 2a.000.0i 1
111 <!!i:!ll ! '.-jiOMls silaj. <'i Ill
fit it 4 a 00 I 4a
Tin;" 1 ! irir.i 1 i> |)>'jxisil soo.i 0
<*:is'ji- *.- i.."k? (iiilsiiiiiilin^ .'ISO
Notes a i| I'.i Is I.' i|iscal
11' ' :i a- I ! 0
Tal $102 o;$.'?. | S
Staj" mi S ',! I, 1 -ralian
I'mIiIiIv Iia.ii'i:i.'| i
I. ?. (I < !:?* >. !'.'flii' i* of lln? aliow
mi aa ii.i ik. la smI.'ImIv swear that I!?<
1I1:;w >1 11 a; ail is true lo tii?* best of
111 v know ii'Oi;.' ain) belief
S I i (ioPI'iJKV.
fusilier.
S:: 1 ri!i"i| a <! -? . 1 before !:
t l.i : 2-al <2 i\ a. \ I DI s .
!l W. IIakkai.!.
Notary Dublin.
foioari T?A r I'I'ST:
IM.viiril Mclwr,
(i.'o \l. Walters.
Win. (Jo'lir-y.
Directors.
V- i-'fl V 13 iu (IKsV ao Of 'Wiui 114
Sumter in the absence of Judge
Klugh, who is still sick.
Geo. Webb, son of Editor Webb
of the Horse Creek Valley News,
was run over and killed by a trolley
car yesterday on tin AugustaAikeu
railway.
Six miners were killed in a
mine explosion at WilbertOD, Ok.,
yesterday.
The department of justice will
bring action against the ageuts in
this country of European steamship
pool as a step toward breaking
up discrimination agaiust
shippers in this country.
Senator Aid rich is of the opin,
ion that congress will be able to
adjourn about the 15th of May.
AFTER
DOCTORS
; FAILED
1 LydiaE.Piakham'sVegeta*
bile Compound Cured Her
i Knoxville, Iowa. ? "I suffer 2d with
pains low do\\|i in my right side for a
year or more a\d was so weak and nervous
that I cqlld not do my work. I
r; ";% "I wrote to Mrs. Pink'
? * ham and took Lydia
E. Pinkham s Vegetable
Com pound
||V and Liver F.lls, and
/-vW.' am to f aythat
illjjl & mrjpl your medicines and
x |aj|; kind letters of diIliiiV-^AgiP
rections have done
liil more for me thar.
' anything else and 1
1 Kf had the oes'; physi,
/ G U Wt clans here. I car
LlJ do my work and rest
well at night. I believe tVre is nothing
like the. Pinkham reneclies." ?
Mrs. Clara cranks, B.Jj. i)? No. G;
i Knoxville, Iofra. i
The siicacstfof i?ydia E. Finkhain's
Vegetabl^j?p5tmd, made from roots
and herbs, is ilnparalleled. It may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer froth displacements, ii.tlammation,
ulceration, fibroid tumors, irreirularities,
periodic pains, backache,
bearing-down Feeling, llatulency, indigestion,
dizzin sss, or nervous prostration.
For thirty yi ars Lydia E. Pinkham's
I Vegetable Co npound has been the
standard rem* dy for female ills, and
' j suffering worn :n owe it to themselves
to at least gri e this medicine a trial.
Proof is abuc iant that it has cured
thousands of < thers, and why should it
not cure you!
If you wan t special advice write
Mrs.Pinkha n, Lynn, Mass.,for it.
It is free an< always helpful.
A dispatch from Victoria, British
Columbia, says that a severe
storm is sweeping over that country
and that several hundred people
have beeu-kiiled.
The Pilot iMountain Bank in
j North Carolina has been closed
for an investigation of the management
of the institution.
( Gov. Ansel yesterday appointa
committee, Judge Purdy of
Sumter, Dr. Egbert Wilson of
Charleston, Dr. Cromer of Newberry
and Leroy Springs oi' Lancaster
to purchase lands for the
I hospital for the insane. The apj
poiotmeut is under a j>?int resolution
passed by the general isj
sembly.
j The State Federation of Wo|
men's clubs will meet in CharlesI
t.nn WpflnpQjlnv.
I"? '
A report from Charleston says
that the churches of that city are
very much opposed to the division
of the diocese, a question to
be takken up at the Episcopalian
church convention which meets
in Sumter soon.
j The Seaboard engineers and
i the officials have broken off conferences
without a settlement.
One Condnctor Who Was Cured
j Mr. Wilford Adams is his name
and he writes about it: "Some
time ago I was confined to my
bed with chronic rheumatism. 1
used two bottles of Foley's Kidney
Remedy with good effect and
I.he third bottle put'me on my feet
and I resumed work as conductor
on Jie Lexington Ky., street railway.
It gave me more relief than
any medicine 1 had ever used and
it will do all you claim in cases of
i lieumutitni.'' Foley's Kidney
Remedy cures rheumatism by
eliminating the uric acid from
11 he blood,
Foley's Kidney Remedy will
cure any case of kidney and bladider
trouble not beyond the reach
of medicine. No medicine can do
j more. Sold by all druggists.
i
Women's Secret
There is one man in the United State
more women's secrets than any othe
country. These secrets are not secr<
the secrets of suflering, and they ha
R. V. Pierce in the hope and expccli
That few of these women have been i
pectations is proved by the fact that
U women treated by Dr. Pierce h
altogether cured. Such a record wa
cases treated were numbered by hu
that record applies to the treatment <
lion women, in a practice of over 40
and entitles Dr. Pierce to the gratitui
pecialists in the treatment of women
Every sick woman may consult
eharge. All replies are mailed, sea
ny printing or advertising whatever,
out fee, to World's Dispensary \ledi<
Buffalo, N. Y.
DR. PIERCE'S FAVC
ali-OH Woals. Woxu
Plumbing and E
With ample facilities s
prepared to do all kirn
trical work for the pu
ly furnished.
Resp(
C. F. P<
Chera
|
ME
, 1 We sell the kind (
, It's the same to us if yoi
( 1 of the children or telepli
, We are now located in
, 1 Second street, just a teu
( Let us have your order I
< H. A. E
| Phc
Everyman's Car i
Price Low Enouj
Think of iteasiest
riding, mo
WORLD.
A car that is
down to "Brass T
and workmanship
to go. The little
nary automobile, i
cated parts to get
cannot understanc
the repair shop.
With the nev
liability, light wei
with four-cylinde
T1 _ D ...
i nc new dj u
go. I have them
model, write for c
you
A. B. WELC
Agent for Ches
I
SURE CURE m
For AH Diseases of
STOMACH, jp
Liver e Kidneys
Will Cure Any Ca<
Not B<
s who has perhaps heard
:r man or woman in the
:ts of guilt or shame, but tp^faSjSmnjl
ve hccn confided to Dr. 5
ation of advice and help.
disappointed in their exninety-eight
per cent, of
ave been absolutely and Miff
uld he remarkable if the JB iTl
ndrcds only. But when W J m\|
jf more than haif-a- mil- f ?
years, it is phenomenal,
ie accorded him by women, as the first of
's diseases.
Dr. Fierce by letter, absolutely without
led in perfectly plain envelopes, without
upon them. Write without fear as with:al
Association, Dr. R. V. Pierce, Frest.,
>RITE PRESCRIPTION
.on Strong,
Bids. Women Well.
Electrical Supplies.
at my command I am
is of Plumbing and Elecblic.
Estimates prompt:ctfully,
jrvdleton,
,w, S. C.
- I
~A TS?
)f meat that gives pleasure. X
li come yourself or send one JT
lone your order,
the new building on North J
i steps from the Town Hall, f
to-dav and every day. C
iURCH, }
me 80. |f
\t Last?The 1910
For Every One
Quality High Enoi
?485.00 for the best built, most t
st economical, handiest small a
always ready to go-and wher
acks" when you investigate the
of the Brush, you will find why
troubles which are bound to apj:
lever appear in the Brush. Ther
out of order?nothing about it 1
i. That's why you see it ON 1
i brush you get single-cylinde
ght, low gasoline consumption,
r power and smoothness,
sh will go any where any of the
in stock and can make immediate
atalogue and see all the models?
IT
II,
terfield, Marlboro, and Marioi
uick Relief and Care for Head- BS
-g ache, Backache, Dizziness,
la Indigestion, Malaria, etc. Kv-j
ie of KIDNEY or BL/
?yond the Reach of Me
Sold by ail Druggists
E. A. McCLELLAN, M. D.
Office up Btnira in Evans' building next
to Telephone
Telephone*: No. 89 and 62.
I.'liernw, - . h. C.
PHILLIP A. MURRAY, JR.
Attorney at Law
CHERAW. : S. C.
OFFICER-In rear of Waddill &
Lindsay.
STEVENSON & MATHESON.
ATTOKXEYS-AT-LAW
Practice in nil Courts of Chesterfield
mid surrounding counties mid in United
StiitcH Court.
One of the Itrin will be at Chesterfield
very Mundav.
FUNDERBURK & LAWRENCE,
Dentists and Surgeons.
Bridge work, Pyorrhoea and Artificial
Enamel Fillings a specialty.
Phones: Office 138 Residence 174
/"? T *
c. 5>. Lyncn
REAL ESTATE
Gheraw. ft. G.
Office of County Superintendent
of Education.
The County Superintendent of Kducatiou
give* notice tluif his otHee will be
opeiiever.v Saturday aud I lie Unit Monday
of eueli month.
Why Do You Suffer
With headache, biliousness, constipation
and the ills it entails
when Foley's Orino Laxative wi.l
relieve and cure you. It tones up
all the digestive organs, carries
off the waste matter and stimulates
the bowels to their normal
activity. It is a splendid spring
medicine.
There is no cough medicine so
popular as Foley's Hoi eyand Tar.
It never fails to cure conghs and
colds and is especially recommended
for chronic and bronchial
coughs. Sold by all druggists.
i Brush?$485.00
igh For Any One
horoughly proven'
utomobile in the
i you come right
design, material
it is always ready
)ear in the ordie
are no complihe
ordinary man
the road?not IN
r simplicity, relow
tire expense
! larger cars will
! delivery of any
they will interest
CLIO, S. C.
n Counties.
J The best tonic. Curative
Medicine for these dieeases.
50c. Guaranteed.
.ODER DISEASE
dicin*