Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WOULDN'T IT MAKE: YOU LAUGH? ...Thc Removal of... ABU! Board S i g ti b y C o mp etitors _ RE^0YEuthe f!ct th* we are in business at the same place, and better prepared to serve you than ever The recent purchase of several 2-ton Trucks enables us to make immediate delivery oa all orders. The ?^Z^^^X^^S^^>ma W?**-, Whenyou thh* ?" THE TEXAS GO. Phone 681 O. F. TAYLOR, Manager Anderson, S. C. EIGHTH ANN UAL STATEMENT Southeastern Life Insurance Company GREENVILLE, S. C. Year Ending December 31, 1913. 1912 1913 Gross Income ...$ 224,788.89 $ 202,771.91 Total Disbursement .... .. 139,737.92 131,817.93 Death Claims Rajd . . . : . : .._ 35^23 94 27,500.00 Exc?s Income Over Disbursements. 85,050.97 130,953.98 Surplus to Policyholders. .. ?. 97,867.56 116,303-75 Mortie Loans. 245,991.39 327,728.18 Gross Assets._ 390,330.57 528,502.55 Insurance in force, Paid-for Basis.6,116,273.00 7,031,912.00 ASSETS (Adimtted by Insurance Department) Mortgage Loans ........$327,782.18 Policy loans and premium Notes not exceeding reserve. 86,843.33 Cash on hand and in Banks. ..*.. 34,620.24 Real Eestate^,^,.^^^. .. ... 35,ooo.oo Bonds and Stocks ... . . i3,l5o.oo Due and Accrued- Interest ;. v. 5,852.04 Due and deferred prems...... 13,476.36 Total Admitted Assets.$521,724.15 NON-ADMITTEp ASSETS Excess of Pol. Loans? Prem, noies and pi er os Due and Defer red over Mean Reserve on Poli cies .$1,793|00 Agents Balances 735.40 ? All other Asets, 4,25000 6,778.40 Gross Assets $528,502.55 LAIBILITIES Poiicy rteserve (Net).$367,165.00 Death Claims Reported, proofs incomplete.. .. .. .... v 1,000.00 Installment death claims :. 5,185.00 Prem, and Int paid in advance.. 11,842.55 Accrued Expense. 5,739.58 Balance with Interest due.on-pur canse price Real Eestate .... Capital and Surplus. (Including $6,778.40 of non-ad mitted assets shown)_; SURPLUS TO POLICYHOLDERS ... . ......$ 116,303.75 Insurance in force Dec. 31, 1913, Paid-for Bas'. jj. .,$7,031.912.00 m the above statement you will observe that this good company is making a wonderful record. It is the duty of every loyal citizen of South Carolina to patronize us* By so doing vou "Keen Every Cent nf Your Insurance Mo?*y Right He t at Home." GEORGE W. SPEER, Special Agent Anderson, S. C. HORACE Je McGEE; Ge nu As*. Anderson, S. C. 21,266.67 1?6.303.75 $$28,500.55 THE IVERS & POND PIANO Though the IVERS & POND PIANO COM? PAN Y make a high grade piano they are al ways striving to improve their instruments. Their aim ia, and al way? has been to make a h?taSr HwaTuni???~ The IVERS & POND PIANO, is made only in one quality, that ia the bett that ?a possible to manufacture. .These pianos ar* batter known for wearing and ?tayto* fa tana qualities, and alto their sympathetic tonal <p*at>j?tw Wo have handled IVERS ? POND for over 25 years, and have always found mani absolutely ??tfafaflrwrii ASK THE PEOPLE WH?OWN THEM C. A. REED PIANO & ORGAN CO. 115-117 N. Main St., Anderson, S. C. aa* ?**a ? a ? a a e * a e ANDERSON COLLEGE aaa a a * * a a a. Mr. C. Si. Faithful 1 has returned from the Baptist Educational Confer ence held In Nashville, Tenn., ar.d reports a "splendid meeUnc mush en* Joyed by ail. TBS Panta Musical Society meets regularly and ls now well In tu? ead sisdoa'a work. Thi? sociel, organited nsf. the purpose of study las; muslo th Its relationship to Ute Ftes Arts and to Literature in ven eral. The ?Ricers are. IGss Kate KOW aaec, president. Was Barbara Richradeoo, Secretary. Misa Maggie Suth criard, treasurer. The next ne In? on S-carday evening. Jan. Sist ?wilS introduce th? followinc program: Romance in Muslo; What ls Ro manes? . By lass Kate Robinson. "F-iWesie Impromptu- Chopin ~ Miss Jeanette Alkea, di scribed ?7 Miss Ma??1e Sutherland. History of Ro m&aac aqsa-?Wlas Bonham. "Neck lace ot Love"-Nevin-'Mis? Margaret Clinkacalea, Dredged hy Mfa? Bar* (bara Richardson. "Romance in P" Beethoven-Mr?, p!*har.-Romance In Manir M'as Halpin. .Baiiadr" Brabnav-rOtlss Mriaja Weeks, in scribed hy IBa* Batts Pr Ivette. J. C. J ABOUT FOLKi (Mrs. Jacob of Clinton, is spending ft few day? in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Bennett Ttrwnaend. . J. B. Herring and eon. F. T., of TotwnvlUe, were. In the city -Monday on busip ass. J. D. Byron of Hart county. On., is spending o few days In Anderson on business. nv. C. Barnett ?nd A. M. Martin of V?"ii?ia.ia?M)ii, were among che .visHon to the city yesterday. Mt. and Mrs. Woodrow Campbell of Ira, were shopping in Anderson yes terday. Witt Nicholson, a weil' known Ive oil (sen. spent yesterday In thc city. . (Mrs. C. P. Gaines baa returned from Augusta, iw?ere eoe ?as peen visiting Mrs. McCully. Witt Dean and "Wilie T^oGee. ?wo well known citizens.ot Starr, were In the city yesterday. Dave Taylor spent yesterday in An I scrson. cr; route from V,"arc Shoals to Sandy Springs. Harry McGill of Hartwell, Ga. baa' been spending several days In the cKyj on businefa. Lee H. Andrews, a well known In surance man of Greenwood, .waa among the vlei to r? to Anderson yes terday. Charles Snipes of Town vi lie, waa in Anderson yesterday for a few houri. (Mr. and ?ra. T. C. Cern of Town , ville, ware shopping in Andersen yes terday. - Ja?nes 1* Fant bas returned from Hartwell, Oe., where he has been on a "business trip. (H. N. Garrison of Denver, spent a few boura In Anderson yesterday on business. J. C. Bolt of the Green Pond sec tion,' -waa among the visitors to the etty yesterday._,? j Guy Hawkin? of Long Branch, waa tb Anderson yesterday for a few hours, i Dr. "rr". K. Sharpe ot Hivoii, w?a among the kamnees visitors to tho city yesterday. \W. P. Ball of Carew?!! Institute, spent yesterday In the city on busi ness. D. A. Reed of Ebeneser, wa? amoug tba Anderson county fa rano rs In the city yesterday. Orffs. A. M. Holland and Miss Ollie Webb of Flat Rock, were shopping tn the cHy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gentry of Marr, spent a few hoars In the etty yesterday. - (Dr. Dpn Burris* of Iva, waa among the visitors to the elly yesterday. .Tantes Tones of HoUaada atora, rwaa among the vtcKcTa to the etty yerto rd ivy. T. N. Cromer of Oarwwell Institute, .penv a tow he; rs la Anderson yes terday on buslnezs. J. C. Jonen cf Holland's store, waa * ?mal?aa? rioter tn th? ?Itv vrmt*r day. _ * J. Ml Owen? ?f^WIIitamston, was ia Anderson yesterday tor a ?hon time J. D. auMeeyffeen of the Fork ?ec tlon. waa among the visitors to the cHy yesterday. J. B. eta Rh of Lebanon, waa in tb? etty yesterday Jbr a few nour? oe. buslnesa. : W. F. Vandiver of fToneweil, spent yesterday in Anderson on business. M?. D. M. Wilson? Mis? Ola Mooro, Mr?. O. M. Chenault ?tot Mr?. Fttgtne 5 YOU KNOW W. Q. William* of Oarvln town ship, was amona tho visitors to th? cltyyssterdey. ' I 4. L. Ein?d of Savannah township, .awe in the city yesterday for a few boura, , .. ?v< B. N. Harrie ot Savannah town ship. ?wa? amone the visitors to An derson yesterday. T. R. Owen and W. L. Holiday ot Williamston. spent yesterday in An .inwn on bu?iiie?B. M. & Merritt of Brushy Creek, was among tho Anderson plantera to spend yesterday in the city. ?W. A. Ballard, a well known clU fen of Williamston. waa ahuaineas j visitor to Anderson yesterday. Jj k fsassssMsa* W. C. Keith of Brushy Creek, wea' in the city yesterday for a few ; hours. W. H. Billson of Cheddar, spent yesterday in Anderson on ?business. E. C. Pruitt of Starr.'was a busi ness visitor to the cit yyesterday. Of. 0. Smith of Oreen vii le, has been, spending a few days ia the city on business. MegU/rate W. C. McClure of the Oreen Pond section, waa in Anderson yesterday. A. B. Langley or Columh'a, waa a visitor to Andereon yesterday. Robert H. HOi?e of Greenville, srks among the - (business visitors to An derson yesterday.. .C. 8. Steele -ot Oolumjbia, ?peut a few hours in Anderson yesterday on business. J. L. Ftorreat of Colutniois, was among the business visitors to the city yesterday. "JE. O. Evana of Pendleton, a well knciwn business man of that place, was in Anderson yesterday. H. A. Wiles ot Hones Path, was among the business visitors to the city yesterday. Lem Oreen, postmaster at Ira, spent yesterday in Anderson on business, {Sheriff C. J. Lyon o! Abbeville, waa in Anderson yesterday for a few homo. Le?KUC smith of Pelter, spent yes tender in the city on buaijaesj. Watkins have returned from Florida where^jti^ey have -been spending a Walter "Test ot Oreen ville, was among the (business visitors to thc city last night. J. 8. Bolt of Hones Path, war reg istered at the Chiquola hotel last night . 31. C. Banders, ? well known Bpar tantourg man, ls ia thc atty*.today. ?.? . Dr. Walter Burrell or Oreenaboro. N. C., arrived In the city last night Dr. Sorrell ia conn coted arith the agri cultural department of the Southern Railway. Ammunition Dumped . Into New York Harbor I (Continued en page 4.) New York, Jan. M^Haghty thous and rounds of arr^unitlbn, which the federal authorities believe was in tended for ase hr revolutfesista 4a San Domingo, today was dumped In to the harbor. Two members er the crew of the Clyde liner Algonquin, on which the alleged contraband goods were ?eisen nurtag a raid at the lino's Brooklyn pier last night are under arrest, severa! hundred cartridges I having been found concealed h*. their clothing. Other? of the crew are sus pected of having hidden ammainlUoa ?n the vesseL The mun who .keeps his month shut * seldom open to criticism. NICE RESIDENCE ..FOR SALE.. . vi-' - rt,}, , mm :??'.???*".? ? . We have several nice residences and build ing iocs ior saie, ,\ s 1 Franfc & DeCamps Realty Co. -THONE 246 Jno. Frank C. J. DeCampa ."??joni sat Everyday Aode?onfc ***OB???HLMOR*? way? o Progressive City. !t h a fact that Processive Cit'ea are well lighted dtfea. Well lighted ?how window* and sidewalks make progressive ea** look |tSOgffS??fi The merchant who lights well his windows ?nd sidewa&a? fe ? plofcrooihrs mrrrhsmt and he is helping to nuke ?ndertest p*? - In doing so he not emly advertises his husmeas, bot min titan his town. M m ? ' f>_?!._..?__I_ m_._ _m ?. a *" *"--v"*?**-? ".??. uMo-s aw piirg-cM maa wtiigHwinm. fllHIITfiirfflll mini lei ssvii avis** aa suuintnn rumiu uuuiits uu. ......ON CASH -TRANSACTIONS. FORN?XT 30 DAYS ^ ^'SPEC???L BARGAINS" On remainder of our Shipment of Horse*and Mule*. They are ?oing faut See them at once. J. S. FOWLER