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The "B?itlnskies" Meet. The order of "Buttinskies" held one of its popular conclaves at the home of Mr. Coko Gray last Fri day evening. The meeting was an especially delightful one and passed all too rapidly. Delicious refreshments were served the guests who were: Miss Beth Shell, Charles Simpson; Miss Lenora Martin, Charles Kern; Miss Mary Todd, Calhoun McGowan; Miss Daisy Sullivan, Coko Gray; Miss Zelene Gray, Clyde Franks; Messrs. Douglas Gray, Claronce Brandet t, Ern est Easterby, J. W. Todd, Moore Sulli van. Chestnut Ridge School. Miss Bessie Hudgens'school at Chest nut Ridge will close with a big picnic on May 6th. Mr. C. C. Fcathcrstone will make an address and everybody is invited. The well houses on the Public Square have been painted and the "drum" put down in the well. You can now get a cool frem drink of the city's pure water, but you will have to take it out of a tin dipper and not the "Old Oaken Bucket." New Stenographer. Mr. John K. Aull of Newberry has been appointed stenographer of the new (8th) Judicial Circuit. Another Course in Order. The Old Homestead Quartette on last Thursday night was the last attraction of the Laurens Lyceum course. The whole course was admirably se lected and it is difficult to sny which was the most enjoyed. But no matter how much the former attractions were appreciated, the audience showed on last Thursday night that they found nothing lacking in this last feature. The committee of the Lyceum Asso ciation and particularly Mr. A. C. Todd deserve the thanks of the members for their effort in giving to our people such a splendid opportunity for entertain ment. Ora Locals. Ora, April 29th ?Misses Lizzie and Belle Craig shopped in Laurens last week. Little Misses Alice and Sadie Garrett are the guests of their grand-father, Mr. S. A. McCarley. The friends of Mrs. Margaret Blakely will be glad to know that she is recov ering from an attack of grippe. Mr. Robert Fleming and his sister, Miss Lulu, spent a few days in Char leston recently. Mrs. Jane and Miss Belle Craig vis ited Mr. Niles Craig in Greenwood last week. The "Friday Afternoon Club" gave an Egg Hunt to the children of the neighborhood. It was in Mrs. John McClintock's grove and seems to have been a very enjoyable occasion. Dr. William Pressly of Due West came to Ora yesterday. He is assisting Mr. drier in carrying on a communion meeting in the A. R. P. Church. The last service will be held Sunday eve ning. Miss Lidie Blakely is at home from Spartanburg for a few weeks. Miss Pamelia Pouche and Mrs. John Auld are recovering from protracted illnesses. Misses Lizzie McClintock and Flor ence Moffett were the guests of Miss Alice McCarley last Saturday. The closing exercises of the Ora Academy will be held next Friday evening at the school house. There will also be an address. Confederate Reunion to be at Louisville. Greenville, S. C, April 20, '05. To Camp Garlington, No. 501, U. C. V., Laurens, S. C. Dear Comrades: Once again we are called to meet in annual reunion. This year our reunion will bo in Louisville, Ky., on June 14-16-16. The prospects are bright for one of the largest and most inspiring reunions ever held. Let me urge your Camp to send a full dele gation. Let us make this the banner year for South Carolina Camps. When our faithful Adjutant General in Chief calls the roll let him be able to say, "South Carolina Camps have paid in full." The dues are very small. Five cents per capita for State dues should be sent at once to J. M. Jordon, Chief of Staff, Greenville, S. C, and 10 cents per capita for General Headquarters should be sent to Gen. Wm. E. Mickle No. 821 Common street, New Orleans, La. i .lese amounts are now due and should certainly be paid not later than June first. The place and date of the State reunion will be named later. Thos. W. Carwile, Maj. Gen. S. C. Division U. C. V. Attest: J. M. Jordan, Adjt. Gen. Chief of Staff. In response to the above letter the following order has been issued by Col. T. B. Crews, U. C. V: Attention, Camp Garlington. Members of Camp Garlington, U. C. V., are hereby notified to meet on Sat urday, May 6th, at 10 o'clock a. m. A prompt attendance is earnestly solicited as important business is to be trans acted. Delegates to the general Reunion, to be held this year at Louisville, Ky., em bracing June 14, 15 and 16, are to be elected, and other business attended to. Also, Delegates to the State Reunion are to bo elected. The date and place for the latter Reunion have not yet been fixed, but will be later. Members should come prepared to pay their annual dues, 25 cents, in order to be in good standing and entitled to re ceive Crosses of Honor, to be conferred on Memorial Day, May 10th proximo. t. b. Crews, Commander ('amp Garlington, U. C. V. B. W. Lanford, Adjutant. The line of Rugs that we are now showing are in the latest designs, beau tiful colors and made of material that will wear well and give satisfaction. S. M. & E. II. Wilkes & Co. May is the month for bargains at, Davis, Roper & Co. CASTOR i A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signaturo Ol New Harmony School Closes. The school at New Harmony, taught by Miss Carrie Lou Dorroh will close this week. On Saturday, 6th, there will be a basket picnic to which ull are invited. Some prominent speakers arc expected and a good time is assured. Capt. B. A. Wharton and Mr. Whlteford's Terrapin. Chief of Police Capt. B. A. Wharton, of Cross Hill, relates the following from his old neighbor, David Whiteford says a correspondent in the Laurensville Her ald: Mr. Whiteford when a boy found a ter rapin near the spring and after carving his initials on his back threw him in the branch. Having some ditching done a few days ago noar the spring he related to his son the incident. In a few hours a terrapin was dug up and the old gen tleman asked to seo it, and found on its back, the initials plainly to be seen where he had made them sixty-five years ago. He immediately wrote to his two brothers in Mississippi relating the capture of their old friend which they had seen him mark in their boyhood. The Argument The Treatment a Boy's Feet receive can affect his whole future life. If he is forced to wear Ill-fitting, Mal-shaped Shoes, his feet are tor tured, and his disposition may be ruined through the suffering to which he is unnecessarily sub jected. The natural growth of the foot is re tarded and a malformation for all time may en sue. A shoe should never be put on a boy's foot unless it is built on a last that is intended to as sist in overy way possible the natural growth of a boy's foot. "One Price Store" The Solution The "BILT-WELL" Shoe for Boys is built on a boy's last?a last that is shaped to the foot and yet retains those lines that allow a healthy, natural growth. These Shoes retail at $2.50 the pair. You should sample the line; Custo mer's Shoes Shined Free. The Prudential STRONGER FIN A YEA ATE IN THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PUBLIC, THAN GAINS IN PROGRESS, SECU EVER BEFORE. ?LNESS. Number of Policies in force, nearly Increase in Number of Policies in force, over Ona-haif Million Life ^ 3 3 e; 7" 3 BONDS AND MORTGAGES . . V . 8300 All First Lions on Property, valued at.$10,882,077.10 REAL ESTATE owned by the Company .... RAILROAD BONDS. MUNICIPAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BONDS UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS . Total Market Value of above Dondo and Stocks.$-12,128,667.87 Total Co.iL Value ol ftbovo Bonds and Stocks. 40,607,570.44 Increase in Val.i v: of Bonds and Stocks over Cost.$ 1,480,007.48 CASH IN 259 BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES through out the United States, and cash in office ($0,154,011.25 on Interest) .......... INTEREST AND RENTS, due and accrued LOANS ON COLLATERAL SECURITIES Bonds and Stocks, having Market Value of.$ 7,640,822.00 Excess of Market Value over amount Lcmed, showing margin of security ol 1,88-1,222.00 LOANS TO POLICYHOLDERS. On tho security of their Policies?the Reserve Value, on their Policies being . . $ 4,427,288.00 SEMI-ANNUAL AND QUARTERLY PREMIUMS not yet due, and Premiums in course of collection (Rosorvo charged iu Liabilities) .......... TOTAL ASSETS . . . $15,682,358.73 12,494,957.86 27,681,596.87 10,141,196.00 105,375.00 4,200,400.00 6,832,683.09 641,775.85 5,665,100.00 2,427,950.12 2,888,9 II. 65 LIABILITIES RESERVE, Legal and Special. .Amount held to protect Policy Contracts. ALL OTHER LIABILITIES. Policy Claims, including thoso in process ol adjustment; Premiums paid in advance; I i; wird Interest on Policy Loans; Hills awaiting presentation for payment, etc. SURPLUS TO POL|CVHOLDERS . T ota l Liabilities $88,762,305,17 $73,954,919.00 1,481,519.84 13.325,866.33 $88s762s305.17 Paid Policy holders during 1904, over illioti Total Payments to Policyholders, December 31, 1904, over ars Increase an Assets, over 16 Million Dollars Cash Dividends and other concessions, not stipulated in original con tracts, and voluntarily given to holders of o*.d Policies, to date, over 5 Million Dollars ? s LARGEST IN THE HISTORY OF THE COMPANY BILLION LIFE INSURANCE IN FORCE COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF BONDS OWNED BY THE PRUDENTIAL (Market Value, Jan. i, 1905) Not one of which is in Default of Principal or Interest. Dl SCRIPTION Year of At ilurlly Int. Porongh of Anbury Pnrk, N. .1 , Wntcr. Pnrongh Of (ham, Monis Co,, N. ,1,. Water (lieg. Itoroiigh of Chatham, N. .1., lilecfrlo Light (Itog.)... Itorough of Collingswood, N. Improvement. Itorough of 1/0(11, N. .1., strccl improvement. liudiiio City, N. V? ti;n Company. City of Atlantic City, N. J., Water. City of KlUahelh, N. J., Adjustment. City of.foraey ( Illy, N. .f., Assessment. City of Newark, S. J,, Corporate (Itog.). City of Newark, N. J., funded Dc*?t Wntor. ( ity of Newark, N. J. (Ilcg.). City of Newark, N. ,t. (Reg.). City of Orange, N. J,, sewer. city of or.in?", N. J., Mowcrogo and Drainage. City or Perth Alllhoy, N. .t., School. City of I'crtli AiuIkjv, n. j., Water. Columbus, O,, (lax Company. # Dovor, N. J.. I let Irlo 1,1 '.1 Conn 11 v lei Mtgo. liaMcrn liuulpmniil Company tiuld Merles A. liipiltuhla (tj.i Light Com pan v of Now Vork. (Im and lilecfrlo Company ? 1 Morgen County. llAckousack, n.J., Water Company . laiokawanua Im:i mid Siccl < ompany (lold. Milwaukee (Ian Light C.mipaiiy 1 1 Mlgo (i Id . Now Ai|iilord in <; 11 to. 1:1.1 . Vv. (iold. Now A "i tcr l int (ia 1 Co, 1 ' Con, ,\!|gc. t ? i (lieu, Newark, n. .1 , 1'onvi|..| ?! ? Cninpau). Newark, S'..' . <i.n Compiuy.'. Now .Iffuiy J5lu". Comtimy 1 ? S.oit [ag ,; >!d. r.iHMn , s. .1., Wnler CottiprMiv. . South Jersey (la<, I'.ieilrl pud 11 r.ilon t o. Twotofi. n' .T , f. : . i I j..v| ic t .?. ?<?. If lilted Sllltt ft <i in. I. I. I .'....;. Virginia Conlurv l'unili ! I? t.t ? 1".:. ? ? 1! ? ? 1 \'a WCitchcsti r l.lglitln ? ('flint uc I *i ?"???. lioKl . W. U. Tol. < ". Pinnllng 11 id l.'oi'l I ?iat'i Ml ... Atoll., Top, A San I a l-'n Ifv. ??? 1 Hi ?-. > leid (I! Atelilnon, ToiM'ka A Saut.i Po Ifv. ci'ii. V Baltimore a Ohio It, I.' Bftltiuioro a Olil-j It. ':. im r l.len l\l 1027 l'.H7 10-1 1031 1027 1917 1025 10W 1021 1008 1022 1005 1009 1920-33 1013- I I 1031 19:: I 1032 1021 . 19<H . 1931 . 1919 . 103 5 . io:n . I"7 . 191.1 . 1913 . 10-H . 19 11 . 1 . iy;:7 . 1 ..I . It'll . 19 7 . I 1*1 . I "i . 1 ??:.) . )?.' < ; . 1 1 m . 1923 At irket Value 851 ,?2-1 no |j,(i.1 13,000 09 Oil, 123 00 13,800 i n 120,1 n 1 00 203,000 t'O 811,71.') Gfi,T30 00 10,700 (10 r.:tr, 09 200,(hi0 (O n't co 60,010 00 53,230 0;) 51,540 00 13)1,330 00 109,300 <<> 88,000 00 fj'.'i.ooe 10 111,230 (11 813,000 Oil 288,000 10 829.000 1.1 731,950 to 613,200 l!J 10,030 . u I* 13,1*00 ? 'i 2 >,i'?Vi (? 1 V 311,00 1 c I jo; t'O ? I 1 r,oo i.iHHi 1 ?! ?.?1>, .'Ml C > 103.37 . I ' Kl.t'fiO (<l ?. IV2?0 '. 1 103.1 im . .1 71.1-7 .1 ;: !.,v 11 1 1 : Vi .1:7 'i :;?: ,001 10 DESCRIPTION Year of At.ilurlly Ihl. Ilaltlmoro A Potomno lt. R, Cold. Illrmlnglllllll Hell It. I:. I t Mortgage < iold. I'niiMuiei; Traction (.'ompany. Central I'aeitie K.uluav l:efiiinliiig Mortgage. Clio.i inoako A Ohio II, II. Merit 1 A. ( lilcagn tV Alton I:. It. Itenindiny Mortgage Hold. Chicago A li III. It. It. (lonl, Con. 1st Mtgo. (Keg.)... 1 i>>. 1 1 .\ 1 nit. Illlnoln It. 11. Uoneral Con, 1st Mtgo... Chicago A North Michigan It. II, 1st Mtgo. Cold. Chicago ><c 8t, l^iui i Ry. t hkngoA West Michigan It, II, (Icnoral Mlgo. Chic., Indianapolis A miiiIsi die Ry, liefundiiig Ml go, ( hie., Mil. .( si. Paul lt. II., 8, Minn. Dir., ist Mlgc. Chic, Mil. A m. Raul It. II.,K. IV. I)lv., IM Mtgo. ( in , Milwaukee A HI, Paul II, II., (Iilo. A Pnc, Dir.. ( hie , Rock l Inn I A Pa< Iii? It, R, (lonl. Mlgo. (lold.. t in. , lloek lx'1. .'. Puelll ? It. It. l-t A Ittfuudiliu ? lold Chic, St. i.oni. A :<? w ci 'e n, 1 It, K. Con, I .old. ( Iii? . -t 1,. A Ni w ini. am It, It, Con. Hold (Reg.).. Chicago, Kt. bulls A I'lttiduirg It, It. (Jold. Chicago, SI. Paul, Minn. A Omaha It. It, Con, Mlgo... 1 hie, hi. I'a il .t Minneapolis it, It, 1st. Mtge. Hold... Cinvlnnall, Ravioli A Iroiiiou I:. It. I t Mortgage. 1 hi., II nulluni A Rai ton Rjr. Keiuu.llng Mlgo. Cold.. I hi., Ind.. SI, I.. A ( l ie. It, It, i.-t MiK.?. (lold. ( iii , Ind., si. 1. < hie. II. I!. 1-1 Mtge. (iold (Reg ) i lave., i In., ( hie. A ft, I. II, II, (lonl, Mlgo. (lold. i love., < In., 1 hi. . A Ml. I-. It, II., si. laauU Division.. Cleveland, Columbus, t in. .?' Indianapolis It. 1:. (luve., Col., ci'>. a lud, R. R. (leneral Con. Migi-. ColHinh'k A Toledo It, Ii. m M olgagd. Co Ti .rent Hallway and Lighting Company. ( 011M1I! la ted Trad foil Coiupaiijr, N. J. '? indi OM Kr.pldrt A Wo*lcrn II. II. i-t i on. Mtge.? liis! 1 on., > ...'? * It or 'ia Ry, Con, Mtge. (iold. r.t.ilTcic. \ :A (loorgirt Ry. Dlv. Mlge. (iuld. 1 ;im< ' 11. Pi diilleld .'. ( ent 1 al .lorsoy Htrool Uf. I .11 Uy, 1 . itolldtttud Morigago (lold. i ? ? ? I' . ? T Ry, CollSOfldatOd Mortgage. I 11 rllio A- l erry llau!o It. II. 1st Con. Mlgo. (lold. : linl . iVru d iri|ttotlJ II, !:. Con, Mortgage. 1911 1022 1920 1010 190 1 1012 i:?;;7 19:7 19:11 1911 1921 1917 1910 191 3 1910 19SS 1931 1951 1931 lt'3J 193-1 191S I'M I 1951 1030 103*1 1998 1990 191 i 1931 1003 I'.. I IPS 1 1910 1930 1930 1050 I"-.' 1 1903 19 1 108'J Al.irket Valuo $29,120 00 4vi (mil 0-t 4,000 on 100,730 00 32, (30 < 0 2 9,130 00 23,003 00 (>0I,IH7 60 120,320 On 135,720 00 IrV.'.nOO 00 81,725 01 20,835 00 7,012 30 211,300 0 1 470,230 00 240,023 09 730,300 00 I }7,880 10 : o,f,80 0' 245,010 00 10,010 00 I 0.030 1 0 705,000 00 203,800 I 0 100,030 0 1 611.1,000 00 li'.-t.aeo 09 ... sin 00 79,i'JO 00 :n> t>) 4 .'0,1x111 (u 511,250 00 111,000 IH 400,100 On ,'.'.'. II.1 97,000 h i 213,880 01 li.llu to 123,000 10 231,000 0 1 DESCRII'TION I lint A l'eie Marque!(0 R.R. isi Con, Mloe. (lold... Iremoiil, I 11: horn A Ml ^..ari Valley It, K. Indianapolis I'ell R. R. and stock Vard Co. Con. Inleruatloiial A Urea I Koilhern lt. U. .IclForsou I;. i>t Mortgage Cold. Jersey t'ltv, llolNikeu .'? Paiersou Ktrcol Ity. K. C, I t. Si all A Memphis I!. II. Itefiiiidlng Mlgc I Year of ,\t itnrlly Int. {, ('., Memphis A illnnliigliaui It, It. (ioueral Mlgc ..olilgli Valley Ry, of New York ls| Mice, (told. lahieh Valley Terminal Ry. Isl Murlgago (iold. I^lllg Island Cile .'. I'lushillg It, I!. 1st Mortgage. l.oag Island P. II. Consolldali I Hold. Long Island II. P. Consolldatoil (lold. j/iuls?. Ilia A Nos'ivllle Soulh'ii It.lt.f.Monoti Coll. Ji.) lamlsvllle, N. A..'. < lilcago Ii. It., C'lilc, A Indlanaps. Liulsrllle. New Alhauy A < hie. II, II, 1st Mortgage... Nlldland Ry. Company of Now Jcncy I t Morlgago... Milwaukee A Northern P. II. Isl Mortgage. Minneapolis A St, Louis It. It., Iowa Lxtenslon. Mluiica|Kills I; 11 Ion Ity, 1st Morlgago (lold. Minneapolis Ciiioii Ry. 1 t Morlgago (lold. Missouri Paed.. Ry, i t Consolidated Mtge. (lold. Montana Central !:. II I t Morgan i l^aii 1 ma A 'I Mor ({111.1 Uulxlni .1 A Nashville, Clint. .'. SI N.i hville. Chill, .-1 Newark Passeiiaer I: New Vork. I.tiek rlgageOold... I!. I:. .( s. s. |?| mi; ... . Toxni It. II. .V s..-'. lit Mtgo. I.ottls Ry, ('en. Morlgago. . 1 out 1 It v. 1st Morlgago. r, 1st Mortgage. i,un ,,...?.? I, Wosiem K. I:. Con-11 in lion. New York. Ian Ua. a Wcsli ru II. R. Terminal a Imp, N. v.. I* i"~ .V W. II R. i t Con, Morlgago l-'uiidcd . Norfolk A We .lein II. II, lie 01 ll M irtgagO. Korf.dU A We ;< mi It, lt. I inn. and lixioiislou. North lllld-oll 1 olllllj Ry., N. .1. Noith Jersey Strcel Inillwav ('<?,. CsW'.'g rA Come It. R. :'<\ Morlgaee (lold. Pa. iii. Railroad of Mlasmirl Rjtleinl^l (lold. I'elo Maruiiello It. II. Consolidated (lold I liiliidclphlil Reading It. II, 1 nil. Morlgago < iold. . I'iltshurg, ( In., eh ,-. A si. L. II, II, Mtge, los \ . I'ltl bur,;, (111 , Chic. A f*t, L. It. II, Mir ?. Morlcj II... 1!i:0 1033 call 1919 1909 1010 UKtO 10:il I9ID 1941 1911 I0:tl 1931 1952 1011 1910 1910 1910 1009 1922 I9."J 1020 1937 1918 1920 1028 1913 1080 102*1 192-1 1920 I08I 1931 I0II 19 IS P'Ij |o:m Id .1 1911 191) 1012 M irk. t Value 7 (205,700 00 184,205 00 ?i.e.',000 00 239,000 00 1(17,1*. Ill 00 70,000 00 1,212,130 00 200,080 10 133,702 60 12,828 73 10,.",00 <K) 08,u7il 00 101,200 00 I 11,000 09 105,80t! 28 180,675 (hi 201,010 00 132,000 1 u 2,220 ( 0 11,228 10 60,230 00 171,400 00 43,433 00 408,575 0 1 42,350 ' n 85,100 CO 101,000 in 271,110 00 13 1.80 I li 1 437,750 00 : 0 poO 00 I i .'ISO <" '. W,7;'0 W I"... .1 1 1 II s 1 l| i 0 III .,1 DESCRIPTION Yea. of Maturity lot. Plltshlirg, ('ill., Chicago ,(. st. I.onit R, P. Series P..? I'iltshurg, 1 leveland A Tohslo l(. P. Isl Mtge. Plat 11 field stieet Railway Co. Rapid I'rauill Street Itf. t o. of Newark, N. .1. Itcadlit 1 Co. and P. A It. Coal a Iron Co. (iold. P10 (Iran lo We.-ti i n Ry. Ut Mortgage. Sanduskv, Maiislicld .v' Newark It. It. Isl Mtge Second Avt line It, It. of New York <on .... 81. I.onis San I ranci-eo )',. I!, (ienl. Mlge. st. Ixnds.( San Francisco II. It. (Ienl. Mtge. St. IxiulsA San Pruncisco R. It. Itcf. Mtge, Oold.,. St. Louis, Iron M In. A Mont hi rn P. It, (1ci1i. ( ? 11. St. Raul A Piilulli R, R, 2d Mortgage. si. Paul A Northern Pacific II. It. SI, Paul A Northern Paclllo It, It. (Registered). St. Caul A Sioux City It. It, 1st Mortgage. 81, Paul, Minneapolis a Manitoba it. It, Con. Mtge. .. si. Paul, Minn. A Manitoba It, 11.Con, Mtge. (Peg.).. 81, Paul, Minn. A Man. It, 1: , Dakota Kxtcitslon St. Paul, Minn. A Man. It II., Mont. I x , l l Mlgo.., St. Paul, Minneapolis A Manitoba It. P. ist Mlge SI. Paul, Minn. A Man. P. It. 2(1 Mlgc.(now l.-t) (iold 'ferro Ilatito A Indianapolis II, u. Con. Mlgc. Texas A New Orleans P. P. I id Mtge. Toledo, Walliondliia Valley A Ohio It. P. s.-iies A. Toll do, Wal. Vallev A Ohio P. P. ui Mtge. serin lt.. Tol slo, Wnl. Vnllc'v A 01 'o lt. P. Isl Mlgo. Serie? c. Trouloii, N. J., Slreel Py. Consolidated Mtge. Tictiloii, N. J., PaMiengcr Uy, Con. Mtge. I ni et A I.Ogaosporl P. P. I j Mlge . 1 ni...1 Pad tic iirsi P. P. and I.and (Irani. I llloll I'm ili'' I I Mlge. P. P. nild Land lirant (Reg ) \ irgmia Midland ItV. Pt Mtge. Merles P. Virginia Midland Ry, Series c. \V( ni, .11 New Vork A I'cnil. P. It. tsi Mig.... WtSl rev A Sea Shorn P. P. Isl Con. Mlge. West Shore P. It . V. iscouslll Couttnl Py. JsVbcriis ton. .Mtge. 1933 1922 1922 1921 1097 10:10 poo 1918 I.' I I0:: I 1951 10 .1 1917 19211 1923 1919 10:i:l 1083 1910 1937 1933 1009 1028 1005 1031 lP.ta 1012 1988 1931 1005 PH/ Pit/ 1911 lOlli 1937 19311 2;WI I'.DO 0 r> fi fi c r. 4 iii 0 5 7 f'l r. 7 4 4 r, ('? 6 5* Alnrket Value SI3M&0 12,160 ^,| (to nn v o.aoo 191,100 ;!:t,4(H) 111,61 0 II5,026 184,130 632,600 1,055,070 855,340 421,! .a SI.710 27,0i:0 2.s2,i!ia 2,0:,!) '.W,6.ri0 10,360 4:t?,0fM) 103.120 28,698 107,600 55,886 3,265 2Of.,0?,-' 128,91 0 21,060 17,610 137,500 101,076 11.4(H) 1.9(1,260 691,026 210,000 01 800 :to .m'.o 37 $117,028,107 87 Home Office Newark, N. J. Fl OF Incorporated as ? Stock Company by the Stato of Now Jersey Agents Wanted john P. DRYDEN, President. Jacob e. ward, Coun .el. john k. OORD, Actuary. Edward H. Hamii.l, Medical Director. FRBDBR1CK I.. Hoi pman, Statistician. OFriCERS I.ESLin D. WARD, Vice PrcsiJ'.nt. edgar B. ward, c\l Vice PresiJcnt. FORRn?.t P. TiRYDPN, }d Vic- Pre Klent. WILBUR ?. johnson. 4th Vice Pre klenl ami Co\r^Uoiler. Edward KANOUSR, Treasurer, Edward Gray, Secretary. T. C. p.. blanchard, Supt. <d Real Estate. F. C. blanch a rd, Supetvlso; Loan Dept. VAI.RNTINl; RlKER, Asst. Secretary. WILLARD I. HAAMl.ton, As:st. Secretary. ? henry ovbron! . a t. Secretary. <il-.oroe W. munsick, Asst. s^ tr'.-'y. Robert L. Burr age, Medical Director. FREDERIC A. boyle, Cashier. Prederick ll. johnston, Associate Actuary. WM. Perry Watson, Assistant Mcu'ca: '^?r?ctor. george ll. KIRKPATRICK, Assistant Acltptr/. george B. speer, Supervisor Ordinary \gen it . (1BOROH w. gore, Supervisor. B. A. f ULL1VAN, Special Agent, Ordinafy department, LAURENS, S. C.