The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 29, 1908, Image 4
l"A SliCONI) hANNUA
I SO LITHE
I Insurance
S? C ! 5 A n r A XT u
?2 jrrtA i f\[ N L.
YEAR ENDING 1)1
li ,NC<]
3s Premiums
Interest
I DISBURS
Death Claims less rein
Notes Voided
Cam mission <Sc Ag'cy I:
Medical Pees and Inspt
Adv., P'ting, Sta'ry.
Home Office Expenses
Taxes and Licenses
I Tola I d is b u rse m en t s
Excess of Receipts
over disbursement
ASSi
Mortgage Loans
Cash at Int. & other
Int. Bearing Assets
!Cash in Office and in T.
Due from Agents
Due and Accrued Int.
Due and Deferred Prem
LI ABU
^ Policy Reserve (net)
f Int. Paid in Advance
; J Accrued Expenses
Capital Stock
| Surplus
INSURANCE I
Policies in force Dec. dl
'' Issued and Revived
!; Total
Ceased
; | Policies in Eorce Dee. d
f
^ $.>.70 of Assets for eve
niRi-ci
= J A. II Tw idle 11
; B Juo U. Cleveland
ill J no. A. Law
W. 5. Montjjomer\
L * Llliot I
OFFICI
W&I Ullioi Lstes, President Jiu
, ? A. H. Twiclic'l, Vice President ^
W A1UDIC VL PI
fM (ieo Is Dean. Al. I)
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X* SOUTHERN
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?('; 500 A1ILH STATU FAAIIIA I ICF
Southern Railway in South Carolii
members of a family. Limited one
n %
1000 All LI: IN I'URCll ANtiU AI1LI
00?good over the Southern Railw
> /$ the Southeast aggregating .L>,t)00
date of sale.
An
2000 All LI; IN I'URCM A NtiU AI1L
over the Southern Railway and thi
"* east avjjjrejjnLiiijj .M.000 miles lor
ore nploye. Limited to live but
. sons at one time. Limited ue ye
2?v
1000 AVIl.U IN rURCII A\(1I;A
. 25.en good over the Southern R
;'J" roads iutlv South ast aggregatin
r{$< year from date of sale.
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On and after A pril I si P'O.s, all
honored for passage on trains nor
i ^ from non-agency stations and slat
-1; i ckets, hut must be presented
exchanged for continuous ticket.
noney saved in passage fare
>ijQ s uthern Railway agents. Fare
uglier rinc.
'"/&? Calll on SoulSicrn Railway ticke
passage tickjlsuiid detailed iuioii
R. \V.IU'N?\ \ssi<ta;lt General lJ
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I. STATEMENT OF
ASTERN 1 CP'*
F E I 0
Company I f s
suRO, s. c. i a
XEMttBR 31, 1907 Kf U
>YIE I 0
$62.7.55.85 H ^
7.463.20 3 II
$70,190.05 3 ft W
EMEN .*3 g y I
isuraaco $ 7,000.00 1 ft *
3,722.04 3 y
ixpenses 23,5 48.81 | ft
actions 3 427.50 1 U
3.704.62 | ft
8,650.62 91 U VVC
2,006.37 if ft
$52,06896 j| y F
18,130.09 if 0 Of
$70,199.05 U ft
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- ^ ft fl uiiiij uca&a*
$86,700.00 ?3
>7.761.08 I] * Cv
lililUs I 1,881.86 |; A
6.160.02 K ft" .
2,465.04 it
i i urns 5,781.91 Ei
$140,840.81 Hi
$36,8.38.00 R IK
875.00 g ijj
100,000.00 2
2,679.11 | ?? Vol
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$140,840.81 B
STATEMENT. 1 M 4.
N<> AMOI'NT Ml
, 1006 674 $1,268,175
725 1,171,150 E g
1300 2,430,325
240 304,850 E g
I, '07, 1150 $2,044,475 g
;rv $1.00 of Liability jP
roRs S P raraaK
S. J. Simpson K LiiuiJ
Aur. W Smith
A. L. White y
I.. E Carrington B ^
MS. K V
>. II. Cleveland. 2nd Vice-Pros. B WP
A'm. H. Valentine, Sec-Treas. B E _
RECTORS. im w Li
(ieo. W. Heinitsli, Al. I) HiB? "
RAILWAY. ?5 H
kHTS Si 1.25 good over the ^
i.i l"i?r t lie head or de.e dent year
from date of sale. (?
[. 1N1>I\ II>1 ALTICKIir.SSJtl |_ ?3?^
av and thirty other l oads in (J* _ miles.
Limited one vear from 15 V V ^
|| J. Ca
K l-'IK.'l TICKIET S ? '. 0 good ^ ^
i t\ other roads in the South- SuCCCSSUr to
a .Manager, the Ilea I of a firm (Ji #
;oo I for only one of such pet \ \ r*
ar from date of sale. >v ft. ^ 1 E ft 1 C*
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hi/; iNDViiDi AI. ncKi-r ^ J Or*c**r
ail way and seventy five ther WL, *'- i\U3v 1
J 11,00 i miles. Limited one J; "A , x T
Is I Cor, \V t
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mileage tickets w ill cot he ?
in checking baggage, except
i ins not open f..r the sale of T-m ' ;) Telephone
at ticket offices and there ft j
f
by purchasing tickets from
> paid oil trains will be at a
7' CO! \ 1
t agents for mileage tickets, w Vrf'V./ t-* V-J
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Of
INSTALL s. >EN
have a full li Fur
urniture that w the
' the poorest to t lest.
MffiMWBHIMi?MMH HHH
erything Nt ry
he Furnish f I
H O iV
li can buy o tr
erms by pay lit
cash and e pa;j
ments till ] for
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Woodruff, |i
W. J. RU THERFORD & CO. J ffi
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Portland and 1 S$
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idale Cement, ijg;
ishington and Rev= g- h,
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nolds Sts. ||' if;"
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'HEELER, Prop. L
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Spring; Time is P
ar loads of paint every seas
five years a paint for $1.15
r Pattons Sun Proof, New
We sell everything that j>
and-Brabhan
! . II Mill
/
MMMM 1 v#itted 8*me m aoid
/^Tv ^yfv^fv Mm j B. Q. Stewart, a merchant of Cedar
II i View, Miss., says: "I tell my customere
when they buy a box of Dr. King's *
New Life Pills they get theod wofrtb P
M that much gold In weight, If atllicte e
|I with constipation, malaria or bilious- ej
I! ness." Sold under guarantee at all 0]
I*',, druggists. Price 25c.
E H Bacon?When we were in the country I y
WR thai man orem whuwju vu try idukiii^.
Pi Egbert?Why, he never did any N
p?p milking- cc
H Bacon?I should say so! Why he's ^
T ^ A pP a corporation lawyerl?Yorkera State- j)
N 1 |1| man. tl
if | There is a PiuK Pain Tablet made
pp by Dr. Shoop, that will positively u
stop any pain, anywhere in 20 miniLI
utes. Druggists everywhere sell then?
n it ure. E as Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablets, but Ic
j they stop other pains as easily as
ffiP headache. Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain
Vd 11155 tjj Tablets simply coax blood pressure 8ti
m| awavlrompaiu centers?that is all. ^
|w| Pain comes from blood pressure?con
| | gestlon. Stop that pressure with Dr.
B Shoop's Headache Tablets and paiu is jg
MRS |j instantly gone. 20 Tablets 25c. Bold ^
^ by Hunter's Drug Btore.
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l^iOf* PP "Loan me a dollar, old man," said hi
' the actor: "I'm hungry." i i3
l.|^^ WiP "I'm broke myself." responded the re
HlW f| stage manager, "but I'll put you on m
Jl te
ri the eu
f , "Man, I'll starve before uiglit."
"In that case, I'll call a rehersal."?
pi Louisville Courier.Journal. CC1
1 When you think of Indigestioi
think of Kodol, for it is without 1
MMR doubt the only preparatl'?n that com Cl<
vT W 11 pletely digests all classes of food.
And that Is what you need when you
'f-lpa have'indigestion or stomach trouble t
tlC mjff -something that will aci promptly ^
i but thoroughly; something that will ^
? Imp get right at the trouble and do the
f " very work Itself for the stomach by nQ
i j digestiug the food that you eat and
IX! that is Kodol- It is pleasant to take.
11 It is sold by Dr. F. B. Hunter's Drug U"
P Store. ' ,lfl
Mm sec
" i Inl IT fill fill TSTI llb
n iiLiyjiii
^POISON 7
n ff-Jfa Bono Pains. Han- !**- '?
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' .ui.; u k .?>v it i^w
1^^ uipiuiiis, Lastly cured by B. B. B. soc
Fur r weuty five years Botanic Blood
Balm B. B. K.) lias been curing yearly se'
thou-.an.is of sulferers from Pri- Ju,
rmr > 111.11 y. Secondary or tertiary Blood
Pol? m and al! forms of Blood Disease
Yor jot sWPli VVe solicit the most obstinate cases,
fo B. B 11 cures where all else fails. Qoi
li you have exhausted the old uielh.
ods of treatment and still have aches ''l
and pains in hones, back or joints. ce,
i i _ Illieumatism. Mucus Patches in
nilOfh t ^lltinTl mouth, Sore Throat, pimples, Copper &a
UU5AA V^aULlUIl ? olored Sp ,ts. Fleers on any part of w
rcr, positively never x>oison your lungs. Ifyou the body. hitiu|{ Sores are TUU down
th?even from a simple cold only?you should or nervous, ilair or eyebrows fa.line ?e
lys heal, soothe, and ease the irritated bran- ?... 'p.. i... i? o i? i. n-iil* il>?
'tubes. Don't bluidly suppress it with a ?U.L; 1 d kc, B.B.B. It kills the t0J
efying poison. It'* strange how sottip thing* poiSOIl, llKlkcs LIlC blood ptlTC <111(1 rich
:iy come about. For twenty years Dr. ghoop healing every sore and completely Be
tu^oVyp?^rSti^P wma, eha.^intr ihc enLire body into a cleau, mi
jroform, or similar poison*. And now?a little ?icall iy condition,
though?Congress says "Hut it on the label, j BOTANIC BLOOD BALM B. B. B 1, mi
oisons are in your Cough Mixture." Good! | :rf t)| as;int .,,.,1 lo ui.?. i>iimrxis?d
ygood!.'Uereafu.rforUiisveryreftsoiiinotheT?. A 7 , ^ . composed m)
others, should insist on having Dr. Whoop's ot puiC B ltdllic ingredients. It purigh
Cure. No poison marks on Dr. shoop't ties and enriches the blood. Dl
Is?and none in the medicine, else it must by ! |)i;i (i iisTs *1 PHI. I
?>e on the label. And it's no only safe, but it ,, ' T , .. FL.lv LWvUL
lid to I* by thoso that know i. bast. & truly re- | BUI ILK. with directions for home
kable cough remedy. Take no chance then. I euro. ISuld ill Batesbure by Harris
;;euluriy with your children. Insist on having ,',;n ririiiTtYi Pi 1 nr u.ritn m
t>hoop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully the , F 'g CO. Lai I Ol \N ntC. m
Shoop package with others and note the _ -p
erence. No x?oi>on marks there! You can ~c
ays be ou the safe side by demanding | ,
?^ j i Insist upon DcWitt's Witch lla/.e bl
IP SnOOP IS Salvc' There are substitutes, but
there is only one original. It is heal'nilfill
ing, soothing and cooling and is espec
/VrU.JJM.1. i illy good for piles. SoM by Dr. F. B. i vv
GUNTER'S DRUB STORE. <iunU'rs Dru" s,oro
ol
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tew lit s 1 .itLie Mari\ Hisers are ( a J f ?| p;
all, safe, sure and gonlle little pills. | VUCdIC ^71 a
f 1, 1>) I 'i. I-. Lt. Guuter s I >ru|.r |30 |* SL I* ^
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IBB 1' J i I! l lTi M \mf
aim Time. ]
?on. We sell and guaran- '
per gallon.
' lira and Pari ian Paints
foes with a brush.
T fn BATESBUkG,
South Carolina. 1M92
VA-paa. m / vAAVAyAAyAYjyy>y>y*
Mr. E. Humphrey, who owns*l(|$j( v>* |
eneral store it OtttgA, O., hod 6t
resident of the Adams Count/ Tel*
phone Co., as well as the Home Tel j
nhnna On of Clk* (Um-*- O ?"
t Dr. King's New Discovery: "It '^llS
ived my life oooe. At least t thing pljHj
> did. It teemed to reach (be spot.
le very seat' of my oough, wbatt '111
rerythlog else failed." Dr. King*
ew Discovery not only reeobeatbe
tugh spot; It heals the tore spot* and
>e weak spots iu throat, lungs and
lest. Sold under guarantee at All * 'M
ruggists. 60c. and tl.oo. Trial bot
??
"And bow did you and tbe Count
ud out tbat you loved each other?"
"It was at Christmas time. We exlanged
books as presents." '4^2^1919
"Dear me! Books of poems?"
"No. I sent him s copy of Bradrcet's
and he gave me the Almanach
: Gotha." Chicago Record-Herald.
The t.ouble with most cough cure
that they constipate. Kennedy's
axative Cough Syrup does not con
pate, but on the other hand ltst
tatlve principles gently move the
>wels. It is pleasant to take and It
especially recommended for childn.
as it tastes nearly as good as &
aple sugar. Sold by Dr. F. B. Gun*
r's Drug Store.
'Do you know that your chickens
me over into my garden?"
'I thought they were doing that."
'Why did you think so?"
'Because they never come back."?
:veland Leader.
great many people imagine they
ve heart trouble when the fact Is
at the whole trouble lies in the
>mach The pains in the side
>und the region of the heart are
t necessarily heart trouble. We sug
;t that you start with the stomach
d whenever you feel a depression
.creating or whenever your food
:ms to nauseate take Kodol. It
11 not be very long until all these
cart pains" will disappear. Take
?dol now and until you know you
5 right again. There isn't any
ubt about what it wib do and you
II tlnd the truth of this statement
rified after you use Kodol for a
weeks. It is sold here by Dr. F.
(limto-1- y>
r: i ? .* .1 I Josh Metlders
Joii'.j -Wr a'., ! (ion t like
A Lujii .o cuao iie'd no
>ner got back home than ha was
ected as a j uror on a murder trial.?
dge.
'Health Goffje" is retlly thjcloiei
llec imitation ever yet oroduced,
is clever Coffee Substitute was re
itly produced by Dr. Shoop of
inn Wio \J a!- o irrai ?i /*f raol
v>i?? , *v *1. u hiai" ui 1GAI
LTee in it either. I)r. Shuop's
altli Coflee is made from pure
tsted grains, witli malt, nuts, etc
lal'y it would fool an expert?who
ght drink it for coffee. No 20 or 30
inutes tedious boiling. "Made in a
Inute" says the doctor. Sold by
rebcr Bros.
"Some people are like sausages," rearked
the Observer of Events and
hiugs; "two are linked together
it not fore ver."?Yonkers State man.
A Californian's Luck.
"The luckiest day of my life wa
hen 1 bought a box of Bucklen's Arica
Salve;"writes Charles F. Hudahu,
Tracy California. "Two 26c, boxes
lredmeofati annoying case of itching \
iles, winch had troubled me for years
nd that yielded to no other treat,
lent." Sold under guarantee at all
ruggists. ' ...
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