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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21
0TRAS AOT|c|AS
Una Comisi6n rlombrada Dor
Ell Ayuntamiento de Ia
cludad de San Juan
EMBARGOS LEVANTADOS

El Ayuntsmiento de San Juan ha
nombrado de6nitivsments una coml.
sloa CO arriendo del TeAtro, com puss.
to del Aicalde u fior Todd, el conceisl
del teasro don Pho Amador, y don Pe.
dro Fad. Esta comiai6n % Il encar'
gada de c1nsiderar 8 ipformar 81 Con.
ceio municipal Les pelicioneu que 90
hsgan para utilIzsr dicho coliaeo.
Ell domingo proxlmo &c llsvar&
tscso por 81 Cuerpo de Bomberos
de San Juan. mn simulacio o en- ell sdi.
hcio dc Ii <Sortorrican q American To /.
b.cso Ctmpany. FL ejsrcicto emps.
cara & las nueve de la man ana y On 81
% sstrenaran los nuevos apAratos i'm.
porsados recientements de los Estados
UnldUs.
-HAn ing'ssado en- 81 Dsparsa.
mento de Tesorsr IA dos multas de Va.
bacoA y PoLce, de sfes y di.z dollars
res spectlvAmeL to.
III sIo co eetJr de Arroyo re-.
ssnso una d.nuoCtA Hl ,vA,I4ms 4. b
por /. frsoclUnss d,i - ,ty ue ,s.tAs.
So b .u ievA tAdo U. b. smuAr'
gos snlrs ios pueb .os oe Ana cu, CO.
roxAl, y Nsguabo.
Ri luevss % 90 dfA de nnsIa oa.
cial, por ser si z3 anlvsrsario de- 10
aholclon oe 10 s.elAvltud.
Ell DsparsAmsnlo oe Obras P6-
blicaa impartara en- brevs un Luevo
sutomovl de mayor tsmafio que oil
exlsssnse, con eli I'm de oar visiss a to.
dA 10 lAla.
~Muy pronto ss dark painsipio
81 QdeotadilIss q ls conslrueclon del
nusvo edl6clo para essuslas.
-HRu coLtrAido mstrtmonto en
BArcelUnetA uou Rafael Negron Coz
msLeIo, sJn - lefiorlts AdslInA Ban.
90. de Clslss.
-EaIre C6rcega , Rine6n fde h..
llsdo Q, oAdkvsr de Hsrmsusgl.u. Ns.
zsrio, ms1isnsrO de IL CsuLroI R.fI,
chi. supo.sss que tus areonaao por
la mag ains Gel fsrroearril.
-E,sa nochs cslenrAra rstfets an
ls plIKlela ue Coon; Ia banda dsl
dc Puerto Rico.
Sc trata de construir IN ediaclo
sn santurce con dsst.no & IN s.ilo
para nif % de ambos sexoa,
Ell Juez Toro Cueyas, QUE ylyfA
sn Santuree, b 4 camblRdo 81 residsn.
ole 4 San Juan.
Con fschs de sysr fls deal laraao
ssaAnls 81 cabo de penAlss Pedro saa.
vsdra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21
Puerto Rico.- cafe
[TRADUClDO DEL INGLES]

derecho oil esfe extrangero. 81 ID
isla no produce una cantidad sufclen,
sa para llenar l. demands, 10 propio
puede dscirss del sxdcar de Louisiaps,
del arroz dc Carolina del vino do
California.
Los efeetos manufa csurados, cue
spteriormente eran de rslativa infe.
rior calidad faeron protegidos por
IN dsrecho que excluian sfectos meio.
res del extrangero, para asi fomsntar
las induslrias de nuaatro propio que.
biz, y ai esto ae hixo sntonsss, 1por
que un srtfaulo superior como 10 % 81
cate de Puerto Rico no ha dc Yecibir
IA expopta lta prot cci6n y fslfmulo
que tanto necesita el pueblo dc Puerto
Rlcop
Tambien debemos dar mue,tra dc
nusstra ainceridad nscional, colocan.
do a Puerto Rico en- mas estrecha CO.
muc cicaci6n CON Nueva York y dsmas
puersos eontinensalss, segdn 40 vayan
esentando las oportunidAdes, y 90.
mo sna puertos otraa. meioras no
cionales requieren asenci6n, no olvi'
demos que el que no sis mbra no cose'
cha y que aquella iala que 90 llama
Puerto Rico debs ser una estrella pre-.
eiosa que debs dar esplendor 4 nues.
tra amadA constelaci6n On nusstro pa'
hell6n sstrs.lado.
No 10 olvidemos, y deiemosla On.
trar eu 10 seada de Ia l;beriad , pros
peridad como 10 hija mas ioven dc
nuestra Am&da Rspd olica, y quiera
Dios que rsciba el inssrss y prosscci6n
digaa de au guardian y tenga un por
venir como 10 msrecs por sus riqueza %
naturAles.
No debsmos tomar esta exltaci6n 90,
mo I'm anuncio On favor de comsrci ante
a)guno, pues solo me mueve & escri
oirla el interes que siento por 10 pro.
tscci6n dc este excelente cafe, tan POGO
conocido, y On bien del pueblo de
Puerto Rico miamo.
Debido & 10 cortesfa de don Luis
A. Chavier. hemos obtenido directa'
mente de Puerto Rico una muestra re-.
presentRtivalde cate cate. AL patriotis'
mo y generosidad do este caballero
d6bese 10 distribuci6n do un ndmero
limitado do muestras entire aqusllss
personals que 90 sienten interesadas On
el bienestar de Puerto Rico.
UNA AMERICANA, 8. e. g. HAR.
WOOD.
l NV York, Mario 10 de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21
~S~SN~NNNeNeAsA1AA A1AAI>AAANAs<~%sNsA
"Mirecomendaci6n para Ia pe-rH-na
I esfA basada on sus n1erifOs."
--Edaardo crumbO.

EDUARDO CRUMBO, ,Ex-Alcalde de
- New Albany, Indiana, recomienda
Ia Peruna.
"Baso mi recommendation en- los
nierif0s de la Peruna.
Isl IN hombre esfa eHfefn,o, bnsca
Ansioso aIg0 que lie cure, y Peruna 10
efecfuar6 Ia cura.
"Se que curar& Ell catarro de Ia ca.
bezs q del esf6naago, indidesfi6n, jaque.
ca y caaIqnier pesadex q n1aieSfar.
"Aiivia y cura a cnalquiera, 81 80
fonia de acuerdo con las instrucciones.
"Conozco tam bien docenas de hombres
que altamente recomiendan la Peruna,
todavfa no he sabido de nadie que no
este satisfecho."
FL sr, Crumbo, en- ST. dltlma carta
fecha 16 de agosto, del 1904, dice:
"Estoy bien de salud ahora, pero 81
tuviere que tomar medicinas, tomarfa
otra vez 10 Peruna. Eduardo Crum bo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21

DEPENDIENTE DE FARMACIA,
Sc solicita unc; apto para desempe
far un primer puesso on una dc las
Farmsclas dc Ponce. Envis toda re-
tsrencia & P. 0. Box 127, Ponce.
12-5 a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21

ell continents americana, como esq
otra isla, fAmosa por su cafe, Java,
al continents aaiatco, Puerto Rico
solo necesita el es,fmuio y el eslfrisu
emprendedor de los Essados Uuidos,
como Ia CompsnfA ho,andesa de 10
India Oriental pasronis6 el producso
javanes para que 81 cafe flera cono
cido gsnsr ra!mente.
Ls planta del cafe 60 un arbolillo
en- perpesuo verdor, que tiens diez q
doss p 81 de aItura, pero que por 10
regular Ooupa IN esq acio de ocho plea
para facilitAr la recolecci6n oel gra
no. Poses una hsrmosa hojs bsillan
V, en cuyo aeno Rparece 10 dsliciosa
, fragants for blsnca, de fnsima re-
lacl6n hosAnicau ents hablando con ID
txQuiaita <gardenias, Ia eual 10 con
vierse mas luego on fra,o dc un rojo
oscuro que 81 madurarss visns 4 ser ei
grano de cafe. Dicha planta REQ uiere
un Gina moy CD lido, auelo rico y du
rante una pSrts del sfi mucha hume
dad y s0mbra Donoe crecs meior es
sn los d.atritos munt. d ,sos, por Io
DUAL las fAldas do Las mona. fias On
Puerto Rico 10 adapsan somlrA BILE.
nsnss q su cu.tvo.
90 dtco que 10 forma de prsparar
el cafe para 10 mesa 50 uerto r 60.
% . 60 disttnlo oil sistsunA qls ss 60
tilA on este pals. Sin empsrgo, cato
no afscta 10 superioridad de, produc.
to co u y puede usarse en cualq atsra
do ambas formaa.
El haraoAn de 1899, el mas desas.
troso que 90 ha reglssrado, 8 que ha
conocldo 10 prsssnts geasr sion, biz }
terribles estrsgos 90 las plantaciones
dc cafe, hAblsndo sido causa dc gran
deA viciaitades para todas las clases
soclales, dsial do ca la mayor ruina
q infatdsd do fAmilias. Dsspuea dc
grandes deaalieutos, las plant aci ones
han logrado, al fn, ponerse on condi'
clones pr6speras, por 10 Quail es de
desearse que 20 obtsnga un mere ado
on nuestro propio pals que aspa aprs
ciar este producio, pues Puerto Rico
tlsne derecho & espsrar del Congreso
despues do los largos amos dc paeien
to espers, q que 80 ls oe 10 dsseads .
protection y una buena parts do estf
mulo. I'll szdcar, el arroz, el vino,
etc., han sido favorecidos con Ia de
bida protscsi6u, y segursm snte que
Puerto Rico 90 le deoen concsdsl
'iguales ventaias, imponisndose ur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21

Bsll0 Puerto Rtcol Digna pro-
segida de nuessra Union, altiva en- la
Lihertad, generosk en- el progrsso |!
eon cuanto idbilo debsmos dar Ia
o'envenida & ests h'ja de los h6pi-
COS, siempre acariclada por los Or.
dientes rsyoa del astro rey con un
suslo propicio para todas aquslla.
oroduciones que son fuentes de riqus
sas y motivo do prosperldadl
Mucho puede deacribirae dc los
fantssiicos pAnoramas de sus mouts.
dss, de sus valles y sus llanos en-
esafns aoreceneia; sus cascadas '
f's; sus iluvias bisnhschoras, fscun
dansss; de 81 cielo, sismpre sxul, ' de
su sol; sn china cAlido en- las pobla.
clones, fresco on sus campos; todo
conssansemsnts acariclado por la,
orlsas del ccc6ano que le circunds ..
hacsn do ella el mas dslicloso resort
de invierno; tierra hospisa laris ' aim
pat!cs. donds. .ondea nuestro pabell6D
sn donds los habitsnt,a van adoui
riendo rapidamsnts nuestro PROMO
idioma y adoptando q nuestras insti
mclones, daEdo maessra mAs que su6
sisnte do ia siacsridad CON cue han
.ccgido nusstrA nseionaltdad.
No obstante, 5que essa mos hacisn.
DO noaotros pa- essimular su progrs.
20? Fandar eAcuslas y blbliosecas, 81.
hasta ahora todo h. marchado hien.
pero podemos hacsr mus ho mis-. Antes
de au anexi6n d los Esssdos Unidos. al
cafe, gu producto mas I'm porssnte de
exportaci6n contaba con IN mercsdo
en- Ffancla, Alsmanis y osros paisss
europsoa creado por el comerclo espa
iol, donde 10 psgaba 4 mayor precio
que osros granos debido 4 su caltdsd
superior. Eats reconoclda auperiori
dad de 81 cafe, On 10 que rsspecsa nj
sabcr, faerza y embrisg adora aroma.
debe ser msjor conosida de noaosros
dc modo que, nuestro pueblo, que q abs
apreciar 10 baeno, pusda consede rle
81 cate do Puerto Rico 10 remun ,raci6r
que iustamsnts 90 m ,rece al adjudi
carae Ia me ialla do orc en- 10 Ex 90
sici6n latsrnaolonal do San Louis, or
competencla con otras variedades de
cafe muy conocidas
Dsbase clio 4 Ia ex,elen ncia dc las
plantas originates introducidas On ID
isla por los francssss 8 las condicio
mes favorables de su suelo y clims; lc
cierto % que no hay produsto que su
pere al cafe dc Puerto Rico.
Rslacionada geografcaments cti
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21
: EEL SOL" :"
Compahla do ssgurOs sobre ID
vida, del Canada.

~-
.hsldci6n dc siniestros pGgddos en- Puerto
Rseo por Ia OompasEa de Seguros
sobre Ia UtdG, GEL SOL> de Ca
padd, d los Bsnsfciddos de
las P6lGs0s ssousentss;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21
CONPIRIA De Z4RzuELA

Con eacogida concurrsncla 90 lie
v6 efscio Anoche, en- el tsstro del
PIQus, IL function anuncIAda por la
comp sfitG de EarElels empress Ross
ll6yLs
Es puaIsron en- saesaa las aplau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21
DepaTtanento de Justieia

Ofctna del Attorney General
e ntA q del corrisnte mes de Mar
d. 1905 "a cslebrAr&n exkmenes para
li.Es Va Ante de Taqufgssf
- q is los Trio4na 90 do Dissrito
d Isl&.
la aspirantts & ella ae present.
ran =. este o6oina oil expires ado dia
Ia. 9 de 10 mahana para justificAr 81
conpetsncia ante 10 Cou,tsi6 exsmi
nadora nombrada al efscso, somstien
dose & los eisrc clos de Taquigraffa y
Typewriter que dicha Comisi6n pres
criha. San Juan, Mario IL de /, ,906
FRANK FEUILLE.
Attorney General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21
C0LECTA
Para ayudar d la defensa de Fran
cisco Dones.

Suma anterlOr.. r.........tt..... 20 D. Il
Rscsudado por don Manuel
Csrrasco, Mccs 050
Reeolectado por don Candido
Balaaquide en- Casafo 67t
r colecsAdo por D Juan NAvAs
Zsno ca 10 Socisdad Socorro
Mutuo, Vega Bsia zoo
Recolecsado por don Gregorio
Arroyo de los despslillador.s
<La 1utern cionalS 25l
uma................ S526 vi
Todos los donstivos deben diri.
girse al tesorero don Antonio Balas
guide, San Justo 40 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21
EN- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel vlelo a Z pesos qulntal.

didas obraa SLA MIzorca Rois, Gel
Pobre Valouenss J <Mislaaipis,
I'm las dus prImsrRa Eaizislaa
fderUn aplaadidos cumo de costumbre
sOdos toa AtttstAs, princlpalmen.s In
tipls seh1ra NuntE J los aeEiotes Real
J RoseLli. L. orQoesta que dirigs sl
ssfor BdrssI may AiassadA 10 mlsmo
que los Coros.
La oors nusva Ell sMiaIaIipls que
deiconoeia 9 p6b.ieo Iuvo bssIante
Aeeptsei6n. La mdGica dsl maestro
1oAtsro ss nuy regoCiiads.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-21
PUERTO RICO

Felieiano Carhis, San Juan. Q 5000
Hlgtnio L0pex Cschada, San
Naouel HernaiE Vidal, Ca
FoltnA .-.-esss ..+s ..+s 4.uOO
Francisco Mendez, Caguas,. 1900
Antonio Guarch, Csguas.. 5000
Ramon Burgueras, San .Lo-
renxo ..*ets .,,,ss ..44 1.UU
Manual E. Lopez, Yabuso4. $50
Pedro SaneheS, Comerfo... 5000
Evaristo GuArdiola, Nanan. 5000
Archivald Wilson, Arecibo. 5000
Josk Padilla Nercado, Are
stbo ...t.s s,,... 80. o.OOO
Emeterio Hernandez. Arecibo 1000
Amedor Aleobe, Utuado..4. 2.{00
jose La q. Perez Utuado.. .. 1000
Eduardo Aeevsde, Larss..-. LOCO
sasurnino Arana, Lares lP6-
liza saldadAl...... ...... $50
Julia Gibbee, viuda de Cor
tadat Ponce..+... ...... 1000
Yiesnte Cortads, Ponce tCon-
re POLKA interinA por fa-
lleeer ansss de lla9ar lA
p6lixa dsfniHval...4 49,. a.0Oo
Aadres Ftgueroa lpsgsdo en
kspahalt.+4-+4 -.+,.. 5000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03
NOTICE FOR CONDEMNATION or
REAL ESTATE.

state Of Illinois. Alexander county.
s. In the County Couri, TO the March
Term, A. d. 1906.
Cairo d Thebe Railroad Company.
Petitioner. vs. Louisa D.eprnbr0ck. r..
a Diepenbrock, Joseph A. Haller. Ja-
cob Klsin Christina Klein. Margare-
aha Klein and j. b. D,eDenbrock rs
guardian OF Marga.etha Klein. Defend
.aafs. Petition to condemn real es ava.
The above named defendants. ID
seph A. Hal.er and Jacob Klein arr
hereby notified that saiI Peuronu
ha this day filel iu said cour. "a Ger
tain petition for condemnation of rsaI
estate against them. and THAT sum
mon has ISSUED thereon rsuruabI.
iu said court at tle court house. ia
Co.ro. Illinois. on The Fifth day o..
june A ID. 1900 mex. al tao hour OF
N.re O'Clock "a. 90.
cairo. Illinois May ist. \ ID. 1896.
Jesse T. Miller County Cle.k
Alexander Wilson and,Aan den a.
Leck, Atto-n SIS for Petitioner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03
EFFECT AT DULUTH.

Duluth, Ninu. May 1.-The principa.
feature of The lake strike of interest
TO this ,ection was DE closing Of the
Big Mountain iron aud Norris mines
and Hull & Rust In part; the shutting
down of some steam shovels engaged
at loading cars from stock piles, all
Of Mesaba. and the spriuging into ok
istence Of a number OF independent
We sci towing line, Ia the Duuh-Su
Dcrior haru0r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03
BOTH SIDES SATISFIED,

Detroit Mich. May 2 AT the close
of the second DAY OF the marine strike
on -he Great Lakes. the pre- ijents of
the two big opposing Organizations
are expires inc abstraction and con
fdcnce for The future, neither side
showing the Slightest indication 81
fear for the outcome Of the battle hat
put 10000 men out Of work and is
aimed to stop a large portion Of the
traffic uf tbc lakes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03
HIS OLD HOME
Conductor Barney Blaney Finds His
8oyhcod Haunts in a Maya
zine Story.

c.1luct-r Famev Biarev. Of ST.
Loli- of the Illinois Central railroad
cine of the h7-. known and most poDu-
Oar railroad men who com fo Cairo
is much pleased over the fact that the
Genes oft the sorry a Modem Mad.
ness iu the current number ri fhe
Arecsy are la1 in Franchnau's
Island IN LAX Oneida. " T.. near hiz
boyhnod home.
The island is four miles from Cor
ataufia, n. y. t7e nearest f0an. where
SIR. Bianey l-ved ir many year. and
where Dis AGED father nov resides
MI Blsney several years ago bought
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03

the old homestead in Constantia which
is ESQ miles from New York City.
Franchman's Island Is a fishing and
general plasure resort for the the peo-
pie of Cons anita aaG vicinity ana
Mr.. Bianey when a hoy spent many a
day willing away the happy hours
with carefroc spirit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03
AsPHYxiATED AT WORK.

Chicaeo.r May Joseph Hiclish
ana William Vo-- night engineer and
arcman respectively at the lard re-
fnery of Nauis and company Union
stock Yards. we're asphyNiated tonight
while repairing a lard tank. in which
"a had accumulated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03
SAYS HE TOLD THE TRUTH.

Pittsburg, May I'm the HaFje III
yorcc ca. q today Clifford Hcoe. tins
colorcl coachman whom Mrs, Hartje's
attorneys tried 40 force 10 trial on a
charge cf perjury for swearing tina he
had been intimate with the wife o.
Augustus Hartje, the millionaire paper
manufacturer. today asserted that he
had told the truth. presenting a long
S afemcut 90 that effect in court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03
soNAPARTtsgs BETTER.

Baltimore. M8&S lila yIauading
physician reporliSecretary Eonaparte
better tonight hut that hc viii not
Doc able 20 resume hi- du'ies In wash
'natf1n for ar least . week or ten day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03

Mean Tor this month for 30 year
81 degrees.
Absolute maximum for this month
for IS years 50 degrees.
Absolute minimum for this month
for 50 years "a degrees.
Average daily excess Of this month
as compared with mean Of IS years
3.3 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
uary ! AZ degrees.
Average daily deficiency since Jan
uary ! -04 degrees.
Precipitation.
Total this month 1923. snowfall Q.
Creates precipitation in q hours
0.G7 date 30th.
Snow on the ground at end OF
month O.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03
Wind.

Prevail ng direction south. total
movement G3s2 miles; average hourly
velocity 50; maximum velocity tf1r
FIVE minutesl 30 miles per hour. from
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03
WEATHERFOR APRIL
Record Made for the Month at Cairo
During the Last 81
Years.
Atmospheric Pressure.

(Reduced to sea level; inches and
hnndredths.)
Mean 1907; highest 30.45, date
nth; lowest 29.GS, date 25th.
Temperature.
Highest IS degrees, date 2S; lowest
SO degrees. date l.
Greatest daily range 81 degrees.
date "a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03

i4Cs<sstTasa. ii thls month for IS years
i3.52.
Deaoicany IF ibis fnpnit} as com
Fssed with=asefage Of - .years -
Accumulated excess since January
/ -B.26
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03

Batteries Maroney and Needham;
McGinnity, Ames and MarshaiI--ten
innings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-03

Louisville Milwaukee game postponed
on account of Derby
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-06-06
LARGE AUDIENCE
HEARD DIR, NEVILLE.
BaccaIaureate Sermon at Presbyterian
College of South Carolina Delivered
by lis Distinguished President.

Clinton, June A large congrcga-
tion was present Sunday morning to
hear the commencement sermon of the
Presbyterian College. DR.. Jas. Thorn
well was unable to be present and DR..
w. G. Neville filled his place, preach
ing from the third chapter of Phillip
plans, thirteenth and fourteenth verses.
The theme of his discourse was the i'm
portance of having high ideal in life.
The services were attended by all de-
nominations, their churches closing for
the day.
The corner stone of the new college
will be laid Tuesday afternoon at six
O'Clock. DR.. w. G. Neville, the presi-
dent, DR.. Robert Adams, of Laurcns,
and others, will take part in the ccrc-
mony.
Mrs. Wade Thompson, of Abbevillc,
Miss Roberta Thornwell, of Fort Mill,
and Miss Johnson, of Newbcrry, are
the guests of Miss Marion McCrary.
Miss Mary Ashe, of Yorkvillc, will
spend this week with Miss Neville.
Miss Annie Gilkerson arrives to-day
to visit Mrs. Edgar Owens.
The German Club have issued invita-
tions to dance on Wednesday evening
at Copeland's Hall
Miss Sarah Harvin is the guest of
Miss Molle Manson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.. Spencer gave a
reception to the graduating class and
their friends on Wednesday evening.
Miss Fronde Kennedy spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Miss Mabel Giles, of Greenvllle, is one
of the weeks visitors, staying with
Mrs. 7. IL. w. Bailey
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-06-06
COTTON BEING HELD.
Thousands of Bales Still in the Hands of
the Farmers.

Columbia, June A great amount
of cotton is still being held throughout
the State for better prices, but it is inn
possible to accurately estimate how
much. Money has been tight all over
the State on this account, though re-
Gently the country banks have been
calling these loans, and much cotton
had to be released. Most of the cotton
in the warehouses in the cities is being
held for the mills, and is not to be put
on the market, but still greater quanti-
ties are being held in the farm yards
by individuals.
There are nearly 40, 900 bales of cotton
in Columbia, but less than 10000 bales
of this will be sold, the remainder be-
ing held by the mills. About 5000
bales are being held for sale at Green
wood, it is said. But many farm yards,
particularly in the up-country, are COW
cred with cotton.
A Columbian in Anderson last week
reports seeing 100 bales at one farm
about fourteen miles out from town.
That's $75, 900 worth of cotton. Mai.
r. M. Pcgucs, near Cheraw, has 725
bales lying in his ward. A Florence
man has 400 bales.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-06-06
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


The revival services at the First Bap-
tist Church continue.
Mayor w. r. Richey has returned
from a professional visit to Columbia.
Mr.. Henry .Sprouse, popular young
gentleman and salesman of the city, is
critically ill.,
The condition of Mr.. r. p. Milan
wi6 is sick at his home remains practi-
cally unchanged.
Hon. G. G. Featherstone delivered
the annual address Monday at the com
mencement of the Cokesbury Confer
ence School.
Mr.. w. Frank Bailey announces him
self as candidate for reelection to the
office of county commissioner in The
ADVERTISER today.
Mr.. Jas. A. Madden's condition this
week is reported as quite serious. He
has been i'll at his home at Maddens s
for the past several months.
Mr.. d. F. Balentine has returned
from visit to Cuba. See his announce
ment for county commissioners in this
issue of THE ADVERTISER.
Mr. Alva Langston, of Maddens, is at
home from the Theological Seminary,
Louisville, KY. After brief vacation
he will teach again this summer near
Westminster.
Mr.. John Thompson, son of Judge
o. G. Thompson, left Sunday for Fort
Valley, Ga, where he has a good posi-
ton. His wife and brother, Mr.. Todd
Thompson will follow in few days.
Miss Nina Cotton, of Atlanta, and
Rev, Joseph Hodges, of Florence, who
have been attending the Paris Noun
tain Bible Institute during the year, are
the guests this week of Rev. and Mrs.
Ray Anderson.
Col. j. III. Wharton is attending the
commencement exercises of the Green
vile Female College this week. He
went up Monday afternoon to be pres
cnt at meeting of the board of trus-
tees, of which he is member.
Messrs. Benz. ID. Reigel, treasurer of
the Ware Shoals Manufacturing Com
pany, and w. C. Cobb, Superintendent
of the Ware Shoals Cotton Mill were
in the city Saturday afternoon, the
guests of President N. B. Dial.
Mr.. George M. Sexton, son of Mr..
f. M. Sexton, who has finished his sec
ond year at the Seminary, Louisville,
KY, is spending awhile in the city with
his fathers family Later he expects
to be located in Colleton county, where
he will engage in mission work.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-06-06
SENTENCED THE THIRD TIME.
murderers of the Carter Children Must
Pay Death Penalty.

Valdosta, Ga, Jnne g For the third
time since the murder of the Carter
children, j. G. Rawlings and his sons,
Milton and Jesse, and Alf Moore, col
ored, have been sentenced to be hanged
The date fixed is Friday, July 13.
Judge Mitchell asked each of them if
they had anything to say why the SEN
tence of the Court should not be pro-
nounced, both boys responded in short
talks, in which they asserted their inno-
cence, and stated that their lives had
been sworn away by Alf Moore and
Carter.
j. G. Rawlings made quite long
speech to the Court, in which he de-
clared that his boys had nothing to do
with the killing. He said that they had
not had fair trial and that they had not
been treated right, that their convic-
ton was the result of misrepresentation
on the part of those who had testified
against the boys. Rawlings spoke en-
tirely for the boys and made no refer
encc to himself.
Alf Moore had little to say, except
that he had told the truth at the trial
and that he believed that God was
pleased with what he had done.