The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, September 13, 1907, Image 2
BATESBURG ADVOCATE j
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I RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 ISC7.
What h is b *coni w>f tin proposed
Augusta au I Columbia trolley llneV
Don't a<l answer at onee but have a
conference with Mr. J. II. Jackson
Trolley lines are n'ce things to look at
on paper but until the current is
turned on they are not much use lor
practical puMioses.
It is rumored that there will soon
be a water famine In Batesburg.
our you ok' iany rescuers ana mucn
to Our social gatherings.
"The (Jeorgia prohibition law''
would make a capital name for a
farce comedy entitled "The highest
bidder" or" We're in it for the money.'
The I?<?ll weevil la eating a hole into
the pockets of many of our farmers.
There is nothing like having a town
divided into two factions?one can
always sue both sides of a question.
There are. some men who get rich
in a few months, others It takes a lifetime.
Those who take a life time to
accumulate, die rich, the oilier fellow
dle9 poor.
All the cot ton platforms along the;
railroad are taxed to their utmost capacity,
ow In fir to the heavy shipments
of early cot.tcn.
The husiness outlook has never
been hotter in this section of the
country.
Cotton needs rain very badly and
the drought has shortened the crop lo
a great extent within the past three
weeks.
The Tri-County Fair will be the
greatest event in the history of th e
three counties.
Make something to exhibit at your
1 ri County Fair in October.
No more sandy roads from here to
Monetta. The clay lias covered the
sand and the praise of the people has
Covered those wlu? did the work.
If you want to sell your goods you
must let the peopie know what vou
have tose'l. You tu?ty as well let the
rats and moths destroy them as to let
them stav on vour shelves mui nor
give your patrons an idoaof what you j
have for sale.
When the general public discontinue
their unjust demands or our railroads
the service will be better. Judging
from the lieavy tines imposed upon
the Standard Oil Co., Il will not be
long before Llic company will he short
of oil to soothe the troubled waters
West Point Examination
November, 9th 1907.
On November 9th., at 9 o'clock, a '
in., at Columbia, S. C. I will hold a
competiti. c examination for a prin
cipal and two alternates for appointment
to the United States Military
Academy at West Point
All bona fide white residents of the
seventh Congressional IJiscrict, of
this State, between the ages of 17
and 22 yeei s, and having the requl
site physical qualifications, are
eligible to t;.ke the mental cxem
ination.
i ne mental examination covers the
following subjects. Algebra, Plane
Geometry, ISnglls'i Grammar, Hug
lisli Composition and Literature,
Geography and History, U S. and
Wot Ids.
Further information may he had by
-writing me at Peak, S. C.
Respectfully,
M. C. 7 S C. A. F. Lever.
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are used--When they are
fiMed by our Licensed
Druggist, with our pure
drn^s, the best results are
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obtained.
Our i .ine of Latent /Vied- |
icines are complete. We
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have Horse, Cattle and.
Poultry Powders. *
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DRUG CO.
i.ce*villc' .^Popular Dru^glftlji.
Leesville, S. C.
r.ce Fall Show
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loches for Gen
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FIRST ANNUAL S'
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Southeastern
INSUllANCJ
Spartanburg, South Ci
Ending Decembei
ASSETS
Real Instate Mortgage Loans
Cirttflcate of Deposit w<tti State Treasurer
Ca?h in Bank and Office ?
Cash at Interest and other Interest bearing As
Accrued Interest
Hue and Deferred Premiums..
Total Admitted Assets
? LIABILITIES
Reserve [ net]
All other Liabilities
Surplus (security to policy holders)
INCOME
Premium Receipts
Interest __ _
Total Income
DISBURSEMEf
Death Claim ; -
Commissions, salaries, Medical fees and all ot
mcnts
Total Disdursements .
Uxcess of Receipts over Dishurs.Mw
INSURANCE VC:
Policies Issued ~,4<>
Policies Surrendered and Cancelled ...12
Policies in Force December 3 I, I?>(I6, (>74 ...
DIRECTOR*
A H. Twitched, W. S Montgome
Jno. It. ClevelanJ, S. J. Simpson,
John A, I.aw, Aug. \V. Sinith
OFFICERS
Llliott Hstss, Prea John I
A. li. Twitched Vi ^(iiles I
Medical Direc
(ljirge R. Ihn, M. I). tlrorge
Board Advisory D
.1. A.Brock; Anierson, B. H. Mojs, Orangob
J. 1. (tir.-d i;jr, Pioren;e; John A Pant, I .lion
A. C.I.itl iiir, Bilton; R. I. M inning, Sa ntar;
It. Sim n int, Laurens; \V. H Stevenson, Cherai
\V. P. (l.-ejns, Ahhjvdle; A. H. M-KisslcW, (li
Columbia; Ciias. A. Smith, Timmontville.
The Southeastern Life Insure
f? li. ' j
ooutnern institution founded wi
by southern men, for Southern r
stright, honest, o! J line principle
ized to do bussisess in the South
to get in touch with every man
and adjoining States whoiseligi
and who has family responsibili
Our Growing 5
The history oi* the Southeestei
!i.4S been one of complete and
from the very beginning. Its bus
is conFned to South Carolina, bi
year or two to cover all the Statt
and West of the Mississippi.
That the policy holders of the
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v 111(i11 |ii uucctciif IID OI1C CHtT
sets foot up $117,273.33 against j
serve of $9,980.00 and all other I
in other words. The Southeast^
new year with a surplus to its pt
396.60, or more than seven tim
them.
Correcting- a Heavy drai
goutli Carolinians are caarying i
OH..
tin ami western companies to tn
one hundred million dollars, and
they are sending out of the State
premiums, about three million d
sidering the fact that they have
cOmpany whose responsibility is
in the land, whose insurance
straight old lines that never fai
whisper of scandal, Is it either p;
the personal interest cf any Sc
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ttuy inc insurance elsewhere, a
the cash resources of his State i
If you would consider a policy <
apply to
W. Banks
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General Ag^nt, Cherav
theThdme of
Spartanburg, S. C.
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L. Wilson, Secretary 6c Treas. !
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B. A. Sn/th, Greenville; O. P
v; John n. Kinard, Newberry ^
reenwood; Lee (1. Holleman, B
ince Company is a u S
the soutnsrn money |
isople; conducted on |
s; expressly or^an- |
; and as such desires p
in South Carolina t
ble for life insurance ? I
ities. ,
Success, %
*n Life Insurance Co. ?
increasing success ' '
iness for the present i
it bids fair within a
:s south of the Ohio !
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g-\| t t A j* # /k r* 4- ?
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i net reinsurance re- !
liabilities, $4,806.73
ern lJfe began the
)licy holders of $102,
2S its liabilities to I
n on the South
nsurance in North- i
le amount of almost S ?
on this insurance
every year, to pay
cllrs In cash. Con. ? j |
in their osv.nState a || j p
just as high as any M S
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I or cause a single ? I *
itlotic, wise, or to
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