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The Denver star., 1914-05-02
American Druggists Fire insurance
-on,n,ny of Cincinnati, Ohio.

American DsuS6pec
Company of Cincinnati, Ohio:
Assets %. . q
Liabilities .............'.. a'ooo no
Cap1tal ........''' o. Ece oQ
state OF Colorado, Insurance De-
parment. Certificate OF Authority lor
the Wear Ending February 2Sth. 1919.
once of Commissioner OF insurance
II is hereby certified that the Amer
ican Druggists Fire Insurance Com.
pLhy, a corporation organized unoer
laws OF Ohio, whose principal Oh
REe is located at Cincinnati. has com
nlied with the requirements OF tue
,aws of this State applicable to saio
company, and the company Is nereoy
authorized to transact business as ~
insurance company in accoroance
with its Charter or Articles OF incor-
poration. within the State OF Colo
rado. subject to the provisions anu
reonirements OF the law. until the iast
day of February. in the year OF ou.
lord one thousand nine hundreo anu
fifteen. Tn
In Testimony Whereof, i. 5. Ep,
s,aen Commissioner Of Insurance OIL
tho state Of Colorado. have hereunto
act my hand and afnxed my sea- y.
once. at the City OF Denver, this nrs'
Gay sysp.II u s. EPSTEIN.
Commissioner OF Insurance
Published in the Denver Staf.
The Denver star., 1914-05-02
The American Bankers lnsurancs
compony of Chicago, Ill.

The American Bankers Insurance
Company OF Chicago. Ill nc
AsseW .e,,,.,c. . 222.307.S2
Capital ........... 9,sAA
Surplus ..........'. ~
state OF Colorado. Insurance "
nartment. Certificate OF Authoi'y ,v'
he year Ending February 2Stn. lsIo
ONCE Of Commissioner OF ihsuI
!, ia hereby certified that the amer
ican Bankers Insurance Company
n CORPORATION organized under Tue
i,ws Of Illinois, whose principal o'
&C. ;s located at Chicago. has com
piled with the requirements Ia
laws OF this State applicable TO salu
comnany. and the company Is hereoS
authorized to transact business as an
i,,snrance company in accordance
m;,h its Charter or Articles OF incoI
nora,ion. within the State OF SoIo
rnao subject to the provisions anu
,aonirements Of the law. until the lAs.
dav of February, in the year OF ou,
ord one thousand nine huhoreu a"N
fifteen. . En-
.,aen Commissioner of Insurance Oh
the state of Colorado, have nereuh.S
act INV hand and afnxed my sea- "
once. at the City OF Denver. this n''
dav oS March, A. ID. 1914.
Gay s. EPSTEIN.
Commissioner OF Insurance
Published in the Denver star
The Denver star., 1914-05-02

Central Life Assurance Society of
u. S. OF Des Moines, Iowa.
Assets Observation-Disclosures. 81, S22, ,1O1.69
Liabilities ............ 2,444.601.96
Capital Observation-Disclosures. 100. 100000
State of Colorado, Insurance De
partment Certificate of Authority for
the Year Ending February 2sth, 1915.
Ofiice of Commissioner of Insurance.
1t is hereby certified that the Central
Life Assurance Society of the U. s.
corporation organized under the
laws of Iowa. whose principal office
is located at Des Moines, has com
piled with the requirements of the
laws of this State applicable to said
company. and the company Is hereby
authorized to transact business as an
insurance company in accordance
with its Charter or Articles of Incor-
poration. within the State OF Colo
rado. subject to the provisions and
requirements of the law. until the last
day of February, in the year of our
ord one thousand nine hundred and
fifteen.
In Testimony Whereof. l. S. Ep-
steen. Commissioner of Insurance of
the State of Colorado. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal of
Office at the City of Denver. this first
day of March, A. ID. 1914.
[SEALJ S. EPSTEIN.
Commissioner of Insurance.
Published in the Denver Star.
The Denver star., 1914-05-02

State of Colorado, Insurance De-
partment Certificate oil Authority for
the Year Ending February 2Sth. 1915.
once of Commissioner of Insurance.
It is hereby certified that the
Beneficial Life Insurance Company.
a corporation organized under the
laws of Utah., whose principal oftlce is
located at Salt Lake City. has COM
piled with the requirements Of the
laws OF this State applicable to said
company. and the company 10 hereby
authorized to transact business as an
insurance company in accordance
with its Charter or Articles Of Incor-
poration, within the State of Colo
RADIO. subject to the provisions and
requirements of the law, until the last
day OF February. In the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
fifteen.
In Testimony Whereof, 1, 8. Ep-
steen, Commissioner of Insurance Of
the state OF Colorado, have hereunto
set my hand and amxed my seal OF
once, at the City Of Denver. this first
day of March, A. u. 1914.
fSEALl 8. EPSTEEN.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
Published in the Denver Star.
The Denver star., 1914-05-02
Bankers Reserve Life Company OF

Bankers Reserve Life Company OF
Omaha, Nebr.
Liabilities ........... o'osv'ooo.sS
Capital ..............- loV,Vuo.VV
Surplus oo-,Sss.lo
State of Colorado. Insurance De-
partment. Certificate of Authority for
the Year Ending February eSth, 1919.
once of Commissioner of Insurance.
II is hereby certified that the
Bankers Reserve Life Company.
a corporation organized under the
laws OF Nebraska, whose principal Of
Ace is located at Omaha, has COM
piled with the requirements of the
laws OF this State applicable to said
company, and the company Is hereby
authorized to transact business as an
insurance company in accordance
with its Charter or Articles of lncor-
poration, within the State of Colo
RADIO. subject to the provisions and
requirements of the law, until the last
day OF February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
fifteen.
In Testimony Whereof. I, S. Ep-
steen. Commissioner OF Insurance OF
the State of Colorado. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal OF
ONCE, at the City of Denver. this first
day of March, A. d. 1914.
iSEALl S. EPSTEIN,
Commissioner of Insurance.
Published in the Denver Star.
The Denver star., 1914-05-02

Bankers Accident Insurance Com
pany Of Des Moines, Iowa.
Assets ............... $oo'ol 1918
Liabilities ................. 1s,5OO.S7
Capital-None.
Surplus-None.
State OF Colorado, Insurance De-
partment. Certificate of Authority for
the Year Ending February 28th, 1915.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
1t is hereby certified that the
Bankers Accident Insurance Company,
a corporation organized uDdor the
laws of Iowa, whose principal once
is located at Des Moines, has COM
piled with the requirements of the
laws of this State applicable to said
company, and the company is hereby
authorized to transact business as an
insurance company in accordance
with its Charter or Articles of Incor-
poration, within the State of Colo
RADIO, subject to the provisions and
requirements of the law, until the last
day OF February, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
fifteen.
In Testimony Whereof, l, S. Ep-
steen, Commissioner of Insurance Of
the State of Colorado, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal Of
Office. at the City of Denver, this first
day of March, A. d. 1914.
[SEALJ S. EPSTEEN,
Commissioner of Insurance.
The Denver star., 1914-05-02
MONEY TO LOAN
ChattelS
One Months Interest
Free

We loan lots OF money anybody, like $1o, SIS $2c
S25, Ss $40 $50 Sos $75 $eo $Ioo more your
nture panos sewing machines CATTLE daries
farm rer,cnts fixtures, income lands lots any
thing else of value all left in you possesson very
private and quick in hour all done; plenty clerks and
60 any place.
2945 Larinner Street
Phone Main 1883 Office Hours 10 a. m o D. N
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bnrollment OF 4l6 The first session war
tho task that confronted the trustees
and officers OF this Institution go $. !. !.
beginning ewenty-one earAT ago.
Without being q burden upon the
State, treasury, the cpllege has gone
forward building its plant as fast as
money could be spared from operat-
ing expenses. For the first ten years,
the fertilizer tax averaged S47.876. ..13 /;
for the second ten years, sf22,34I.9e;
and for the past five years, $685.. 5.971. .26.
With this support-how much less
than many DeopIb ShaSaSa amp d.
the College has grown into plant
valued at over one and q third mil
tiOii Iui;afs isiS; tosS. enrolment .:.E
Ing the twenty-one sessions OF its
educational history, OF 1886.
During the past five years the Col
lege has halted in the development
of its plant in order TO carry out
its benefits to that large number who
could not come 10 the College.
Unless the revenues of the College
increase, SO large an expenditure for
public, service cannot likely be con-
tinued. 1t has been the policy OF the
College to teach the people the need
of certain work by doing It Tor them.
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Septbs were visitors here Sunday as-
terroon.
Prof. Lawrence Smith was In our
Sunday school again last Sunday af-
ternoon, and led the fhuir IN an hours
good singing which was greatly enjoy
cd by the large crowd
Harry Rankin OF Mel1Emoyi yie, Wa
visiting In the community sunday at
teDrnoop. =. IS,
'Tram8n Welborn oI slab Sri dye ns-
tended services at tia Is nlaea nr
MIR, aad Mrs, 8. ~ ton 1f Me-.
Eifnpyie spent Sunday With tho fam ilv
-. - (; \ ",
Jas, Addison OF re Ter sgaa vistss3ii1
relatives here last Saturday III sssst and
Sunday
W.. NJ. Stone and family tIslte ed the
latter's parents near Mt. Springs last
Saturday and Sunday.
e.. N, Stone OF Central was visiting
his son, j. n. Stone last Sunday.
/ Piercetown school closed 1aet
day night and the teachers, the 'MiEBesi
Fuller havA returned TO their homes
in Greenyille county.
Truman Elrod accompa MED by Miss
Z al Ii;o Martin oi n
cd Sunday school here last Sanday.
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Mn neAaNf.C 6, ....s
tSU UlIsiIeVE Sly lsElS!
OF ADHlllIllIIss IlllI0 Oil
Congress VIII iIssly pisisss os
AN Its Business By Al;ddIp
OF July

Washington, D. c.. April g.-Wfilen
Asked today whethers feEg gth y con-
sideration OF the, tolls question would
necessitate. the clirtatlment OF the leg
islative program so as TO secure AR
early Adjournment OF eongfess, Pres
ident Wilson said no change III the
administration plans as outlined early
in the session was contemplated,
, The president said he believed that
congress would dispose Of an the bus
fixed on June. 1, as goal for nd
journment, but generally, 1t Isl admit
ted that the session Will extend be.
yopd that date.
Members OK CONS ssssss are szli IONS
70 make the sesaiHn as siidft as pos
sible. because OF the DroxiniitY OF the
congressional elections
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GROWING
CHILDREN
They Should Be Protected Against
Internal UncleanIiness as Well
as External Contamination,

Tie delicate organs of the matur-
Ing child are more susceptible to the
influence OF disease and infection
tlIan are the more seasoned organs
OF grown-ups. Malaria tages an early
and strong hold on the child's liver
and causes headaches, coatedd tongue
indigestion, cramps and many other
dangerous conditions.
These are the signal posts of warn
ing nature provides that your child
may be relieved of impending sick
ness.
The proven remedy, CARSWELL's
LIVER AID which is purely VEGE-
TABLE liquid compound should be
in your medicine chest ready to ad-
minister at the first sign of dis
ordered liver::t" '.a.-
Fifty cents piirehaEes a large bottle
at Frierson's Phafmscy. Bolton, S c.
under tile absoiutc guarantee that
price Will be returned without quib-
BILE If you want-itaA-.a-...4
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Split log Drag
Used With Effect

,Eeltou, April JAS. A. Farmer, a
prominent farmer of the Tony Creek
;cction was among those IN town yes
terday. Mr.. :Iox stated that he want
I ell The genial and efficient county SUI
par4isor TO have q picture made of
the county road machine and send TO
iiinl in ar;.ar that the picture can be
4 plaeen on the public school building
of t!;e Toner Creek section.
< We judge from Mr.. Cox's convef;Jn-
sstlnn thai this modern piece Of ma
& achinery. has never been seen in
e this aectioh OF the country. He went
4 on to state that II the citizens along
I Tohey Creek road would use the split
( lpg drag as he is doing, there would
I iIe no need OF Sueprylsor King bring
ing this handsome machine to this Sec
sti0n OF the county.
3 The split log drag is doing won
7: :.ihrrsIl .h work on the pies OF road be-
s4tiiat he is serious shout the picture
.S0f the road machine though We be-
ilcye Supervisor Eipg as soon as. he
gets tho chance win take the pretty
n ROAD sSraper to this section OF the
z county, and not send the picture
though MIR. Cox says either win do.
aa he Is 80 much In love with the
Sspiit log dFag, SO easily pulled BY
three mules 81 & : 81 I.
siayof Mitchell suggested to- Mr..
3i,x z. 1nAt ne peep az the Little Ideni"
si = -: s:se...
Y stneesi that he needed the scrhper on
. MS roads before using the split log
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audience was smaller than it would
nave been otherwise.
another reason was that this In
.he iirst exhibition given by the Band
since its organization, and the thea
tre-goers as whole, we're not aware
OF the musicai treat that was fin store
lor them On this occaSion, but on the
streets today every one you meet, is
praising the entertainment to the
highest; The program was carried
out without single hitch. =
We hope that in a day or so that
a street exhibition will be given and
those who did, not attend on Wednes-
gay evening Will be the first ones on
hand at the next concert given by the
band. 'o -
The members, of the band have been
TO great deal OF expense In buying
the instruments and the only reason
why small admission fee was cKarg-
ed at these concerts was to pei a
little money in the treasury. BOYS.
we wish you well. YOU deserve the
praise of the whole OF Belton.
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PAYs TRLBuTE 40 81 ILL.,.

+ Raleigh, n. c. prfI 1 Connie n iarI !,
manager OF the Philadeipf AtiltaGsess
who is now IN this city with mis- "
.crnit club. when itfoFmed Of the
daSSssh of gRpbess addelli said siel
was deeply grieYed to hear OF his
death.
while 'Rnbe, may have llisd ssltlle
faults" he said, .lie certainly had 8
Big heattS sE1e Ronid aiskys be tlls5
first to offer help to an injured Or
players who put otif club il gs5li
standing with tho Fhfiad deipiiia pahsie
fgfif -sIs s pitcher he faaked With she
leailng twirlers Of the counts
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7'OWNVELLE NEWS
) occ ooo


i =
Mar. S1:-.Last Wednesday sycninp
at Beaverdam ohme OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Elias Earle, they entertained at an
elaborate dinner to a committee Of
some of the leading Sunday, School
workers OF this section. Among SOME
Were Revs. W. s. Myers, ". y, Hew-
kins and T. s. HoEingsworth and the
laylnen ID. c. King, e. c. AsbiI and
j. w. Walter fWfckson. The pfan
was to inaugprate house to house
canvass OF every white citizen within
radius of miles of Townville. The
fist Sunday in April at 4 P. M. at
the Methodist church the FIRST pre-
liminary, 3rd, Sunday at the Bap-
tist church an all day rally at which
time 1t Is expected to have some of
the most prominent Sunday. School
speakers In this section of the inter-
denominational Sunday Schools of the
State.
That evening was very pleasant ID
well as profitable one TO all of the vis-
iting friends. 'rEi
REV: ana mrs. ". S. Myers spsh,
q few days recently at Sandy Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Asbili visited
week. 's 20 q sslis99.f''. =
Miss Lucille Burkett of Anderson is
visiting her friend Miss Murtis CAN'T.
Miss Peterson who has been visiting
her sister Mrs s. C. Asbill has re-
turned to her home in Laurence.
Messrs, r. A. Price and E. c. Asbill
SiEdted SnartannnEs tl.ia, .s.aa. ::
'sa.ch time t4iT. Mr. T'TTiea purchased d
handsome automobile.
Mr. Cranberry Dickson of Denison
Texas is visiting relatives.
Quite number from here attended
Field Day In Anderson.
Mesdames w. s: Myers. 4. A. Price,
Kay Jones aud Others attended the ex.
crcises OF Field day last Friday.
Drs. Mood and John Heller of La
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Death of a Little One

Bclton. April 2.-The thFee-year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Major of
gBelton died Wednesday, after three
days OF Illness OF pneumonia. "F g.
Fthe little fellow, was a bright and
! handsome boy and had many friends.
The interment will take place on
Thursday afternoons six miles from
Delton at the Neal Greek cemetery in
sthe presence OF many sorrowing rel
, atives and friends. Rev. MIR. Martin
will conduct the funeral services.
& We, deeply gynpathfze with the be-
reaped parents in their sad hour.
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IlIsRTA,s cll0sINa lEoRu

CsncInslen al seNS 7faf0f6 fliS
g: z lean G:eRnfes
s,,oG iss;S, = fs;s!Eis ..zs
Ing these pTeeafcts u must eI1TtfFa
upon YOUR hearts that it IFS my p i H.
pose, eS I have said gefcf q % 30
ltional congress, 20 1gchioyB the Dfaca
BILE you ana I VII S.soH hDp tS
Iriflce curse fsh I1iis & a. 1lff e.
or that S. Ii8 same thing, my slS
fesston OF poIstiSai fs
e9Itls tills sfatenfaa arl
fluArta ended IN isihe8ngez S.
7uerfa a ded his llieasl &c itSfa
Rhieh eonyanee tom iss f - &. &
E4eElE hsft
sesiopaI SO ssteena lfsi
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Aashsrlzsa ApbsGGa.e.... |. ...e.::.: !. !. !, |: !,

Washington, April 3. President
Wilson today authorized the appoint
ment OF Wilbur l.. Rebiinger, OF viz
Eginfa, to Consular service without the
usual eSannfnat tions. MIR. Keblinser
was for fourteen years secretary OF
the interhationaJ boundary commits
sion, ana al one time Wa5 eomifiissiun-
Ief for the Eaited States on the Rio
larlln aa and Coll do rixeE taipn,is-
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o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
. !. SIX AND TWENTY Q
o s...s o
o 90 90 900 o o o 90 O

l. WIlIianstona Marnfs III - Today
to a close the third month OF the year
1914, and the farmers have, never had
IaiIy more work done toward making
| q new crop than they have at the
lpresent time. Many have their prepa-
irsttenR s0S taEs dyanEed that they can
begin planting their cotton crops.
Some have already planted their corn
and SOME viii wait and plant corn
|, later and thereby try 10 aaeape the
corn werm.
We are TO nave a Chiidren-B i Iiay mt
this place sometime In the near Tu-
ture. This will be something n4W for
tSfxF and Twenty, as we navS always
tried heretofore TO stay behind every
lother community. We have yet n few
back+numbefs who want 20 oppose ey-
tery thing that IS calculated to bring
tchdreh and Sunday school up TO the
lplaeecwhere they can take front scat
with the other progressive churches
are less in numbers every. day. so
and scho0lsi liz the county, but they are
beginning to see the light shining and
mote 1t be.
A focal matter that Will be watched.
with a great deal of t1terest In nthes
sections as vel as "a this y that cf
school district (sfelt0nl returning.
their properly for Lebanon district.
The trustees of this district VIII try
70 recover the taSss or 80 much OF
them as so scr sehcol purposes FOR the
benefit OF tliis district. The outcome
VIII &c watched with much interest,
e-' "a "a 49, e
The recent shower - 10 reYl lycd the
small grain con ,ae fabiy and most
iof Il is now s0ols very fIffsnIsflg. /.
w. DC Smith hss the best wheat We
iilssS -, fsF sesssai. -
I II Ii time for our boy "a, have their
annual attack of hasei,all fever. Get
'b1sy boya ana gfse us soma nice
games this spring and sanlner.
Jinnniie Moore or tlia lebanon see,
| tloh attended tho Yield psS ayarcirEs
1t anderson 1sHs sss:sssy
L ~
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Mrs w A. Martin, who resides ear
Wiiilanie.op. fell Sunday, while walk
in2 near Ter hnme and hrnLa enc aF
Egf legs. Ne5teai attention was Civ
tn Mrs. Martin Immediately and she
Is now doing nicely, though she is tS
years cad.
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Itcitun. April Spencer Taylor, the
night operator of the Southern Bell
Telephone company here, is confined
TO his room.
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vonia, Ga. and Fair Play are visiting
their father DR.. II. S. Heller who is
critically i'll.
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lGliop,s,Ap .2,v77!S 2 M. u, Babb and C.
sac. Chapman, two prominent, fasners
of the Toney Creek section, were
among tnose In town today.
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4 E, H. Acker, a Confederate soldier
o. t.rominence. who resides IL tae
T"hey trek section, is recovering
rap,dly flon an attack of the grippe.
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Jir1mie Moore OF the Eel banon seez
tIoh attended tho Fsfafd psS aSarcieEs
tt anderson Iazs sss:s=sy
Jemes wielb0gn and icains Webb a
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Vaughn of Bolton
left this morning for Walhalla, where
they will spend two days, guests oi
their ,eoIi, Edward Vaughn. -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-03

Mesdames A. l.. Fant, r. L. Parker
and =. S, Adams. all of Bolton, are in
Eonca Path attending the Presbytery.
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Mrs. w Is. Stringer OF Bolton, Lei
this week for quite lengthy Wis
10 relatives in her former homo, New
uln. "a.
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q ConnyH Day 10 drspns schools
in
crowded
rsappe of
be ca
ca afe poud
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The many friends of chief of police
J. T. Martin will learn with pleas
nrc THAT he is able to be out agai.
after weeks illness.
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Mrs /, NJ. Still and daughter
Francis and little Jessie Saunders Co,
;.ri visiting the family of Mrs. l.. w
Cox.
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TIE Behiia exljofted ffSni egy6f is.
geElefed from sillus growing WiiF
IN the 4hf3o 15eyptlsn S0ud6n aad
the BED sea districts Of Arabia.