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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
La renunCia del Sr. Font

Ha presentado Ia renuncia del car
go de Collector de Rentas Internas
de Maya giiez por motives de sa1ud Y
por convenir a sus intereses, Ell doc
tor don Eliseo Font y Guillot. Di-
cha renuncia enpezara tener efecto
desde el primero de Febrero del
p16ximo af1o.
Para suceder al seflor doctor Font
y Gulllot ha sido nombrado, por as
censo, don Manuel Gorbea Naveda,
segundo jefe del Negociado de Ha-
cienda Municipal, de la Tesorerfa de
Puerto Rico, y enlpleado de la admi-
nistracion americana desde el cambio
de soberan1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
"Ci[cO PuertOrTiqueho >

Este circo ha recibido en- el vapor
"Coamo', "a nuevas pel{culas que
pronto Sc exibiran, ademas de tres
famosas recibidas de Ia casa "Lumie-
re" de Paris de gran aceptacion en-
Madrid y Barcelona h. blendose re-
presentado en- dichas ciudades mas
de 90 noches consecutivas.
Para esta, ,noche y malana domingo
habra exibicion de nuevas vistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
Information al d1a
BISCURS0 COaENFADe
Amt0nio ZoSaya.

Asegura I'm cablegrama fechado en-
Roma, que Geo1itti ha dirigido IN
|despacho a Bulow agradeciendole las
corteses expresiones qua dedico a
Italia en- el discurso del Reichstag.
"El discurso del Canciller tendra
pronta respuesta, pues los elementos
,radicales de la Camara estan decidi-
dos q renovar Ia question de las rela-
clones de la Tr1plice, con acasi6n de
la nueva peticion de cr6ditos Mill
tares.
Prop6nese impedir Ia aprobaci6n
de los creditos, llegando para clio
Ihasta e1 obstruccionismo.'
Estando la cosa entire genie de tan
ia categoria, malo sera que de clio
10 que resu1te no suene con 8 sin
Triplice.
Cresmos que el "pandero" anda
en- buenas manos y 81 repicara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
NOYlNTMTO CONERCIAL

Sc han puesto 4 la vents en- la tar
de de aver, en- el departamento CO.
mercial de nuestro muellc, por los
sefores Csdierno, Abarca y Ca, en- Ia
forma de costumbre, 70 sacos de. gar
vanzos mejicanos, chicos; S fardos de
8 saqultos de una arroba, "F1or-Samo
ndmero 5o''; fardos de saquitos,
Flor Samo ndmero 40, y 50 cajas
queso de bola, recibido por el vapor
"Coamo".
Los 10 fardos de saquitos fueron
cedidos los se6ores F. Font y Her
mano, por mejor condicion en- nota;
los Is sacos y 50 cajas quesos fueron
resueltos favor~de los senores Frei-
ria y Ca, por los vendedores, q re
serva de entenderse a Ia Voz,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22

de desconocidos hermanos, Ia sed del
estudio, que no cam mbiar1a en- nos
otros el genio del NAL por Margarita,
porque para amar nos basta sa Der, Y
4 nuestra voz brota Venus de la pie
dra y surge la mujer de la esclava.
Y amo Ell aula donde trabaie cuando
niflo con Ell ferviente ardor del nc6-
fto, y, al mirar sus asientos vac1os,
Sc eyocar la turba alborotada de mis-
inocentes amigos primeros. Y vene-
70 al maestro que va no cxiste, y creo
yer alzarse su santa figura en- Ell des.
ocupado sil1on de cuero. 81 20 fuera
D'Amicis, 81 tuviera la pluma que ale
tea y el rasgo que vibra y la Erase que
pule y el lexico que llora, conmover1a
al mundo otra vez con la historic de
los duros y honrados bancos. Mi ca
lendario es grande; en- mi santoral
caben todos los hombres, porque to-
dos son buenos; pero en- q hay fes-
tas mayores, disantos supremos, y
en- las paginas de eSos d1as tengo es-
critOs los nombres de muchos vieie-
citos que me ensefaron 4 compren-
der, que en- las aulas me creyeron TN
memorista 6 I'm indiferente, que no
hicieron de mi case alguno. mientras
yo les adorable en- silencio, con los
ejos llenos de lagrimas.
Que hermoso recuerdo el de aque-
los tiempos, en- que 20 tambi6n iba
por todas parties cargado de libros y
me ergu1a sobre mis- tacones, nc
siempre torcidos' Entonces hubi6-
rame indignado contra el gronista
que asf maltrata a los escoldres. Hoy
no. Es bueno, es inteligente; pero es
IN luchador. De SECURE ha sufrido
acaso sufre: es mi amigo; aqu1 este
mi mano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
De NEW ORLEANS

Anc16 en- nuestro puerto aver, pro-
cedente de Nueva Orleans, el vapor
americana "Arkadia', de la Compa-
flia "The New York & Porto Rico
S. S. Co."
Por fa1ta de local en- Ell mue1le de
Ia Compafiia no ha comenzado la des-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22

carga del ndmero de bdltos -destina-
dos a San Juan.
Terminada su descarga aqu1s z5r-
para nuevamentc con rumbo los
puertos de su ruta en- la Isla.
VAvIMTpsuA cnwPpr1II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22

5Por que indignarnos ante la ajena
y discutible opoinion? Bueno fu6 para
aquellos tiempos en- que Ia Llbertad
no era entrevista, nj siquiera en- fgu-
ra de matrona que vende salchichas.
Los hombres entonces no estudiaban;
les bastaba matar; Poro mientras Sc
satiriza a la LiberEd, los hombres
son libres y respetansel 'ajeno pensar,
|seguros de que el mundo sigue su
.marcha inmutable de que la luz
del nuevo Tabor surge siempre al
choque de las ideas.
Vosotros, los padres de los mucha-
chos ojerosos, en- pleno crecimiento,
que os sacrifcais por darles 10 que
vale mas que el vivir: bondad y cul-
tura, no os desanim6is ante un hOri-
zonte siniestro; no os afijais ante las
chanzonetas de los cronistas que es-
|criben--los pobres-de prisa y des-
hora. ST ellos .estudian, tai vez no
seran respetados, de SECURE no seran
poderosos, es possible que nj siquiera
sean fe1ices; pero sabran, sentiran
en- la frente Ell beso Immaculate
guardaran en- Ell corazon el ansia no
bic que nunca fenece; y va en- la ram.
pa de una existencia ennoblecida por
el trabajo, al pasar junto al aula Sc
descubriran tremulos, murmurando:
-iSalve, oh madre, veneranda y au-
gusta!
Amt0salo Zogaya
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
Gedeon discutiendo:

Gedeon discutiendo
TIE digo y sostengo, amigo m1o,
que no creo en- los refranes, y q la
prueba me remito. Si1encio es orc,
Como no son mudos todos los milo
-.
En- Ell Tribunal:
Ell Presidente,-La edad de usted,
sefIora2
Tcstigo.-He visto diecinueve pri-
maveras.
-Esta bien.-Dfgame ahora la tes-
tigo, icuantos ha estado ciega.
n. B.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22

Tambi6n dieron nota los seflores
Bas y Ca, de unas caja,s de bacalac
sin espinas que fu6 canada por e
grupo La Union y Que los seflores
Ivendedores aluacenan por no resul
tar favorable el precio a1canzado er
Ell departamento comercial.
ABOBDAIB
Segdn los peri6dicos de Madrid
'el vapor "Noruega" que Sc hallabs
anclado en- BONANZA, fuG abordado POI
el "Triana de Ia compahfa sevillana
Ibarra.
Este t1ltimo, sufri6 grandes ave
rfas, hasta el punto de anegarse J
verse obligado varar junto al pima.
del Soto de DoiIan6.
Ell Juzgado maritime Sc persona
bordo de anbos buques, procediende
4 las diligencias sumariales y pi-
diendo que comparezca un perito pa
IA que aprecie las averfas.
Afortunadanente no hubo desgra-
cias per sonaIes que lame entar
Vamos, en- esta OCCASION podemos
repetir 10 del otro-' Del NAL e
menos"
anpMt mocDl NJ NAV nr no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-22
CINENATOGRAFO N0N-PLUS

El pr6xi1ao lunes, '.Noche Buena"
inaugurara sus tareas en- el Teatro
Municipal, IN hermoso aparato cine
matografco, dotado de.todos los ade
lantos modernos, y en- el cual, podra
apreciar el pdblicos sin molestas os-
cilaciones, la-mas hermosa collection
de peliculas. y. de moderna factura,
no vistas hasta> la.fecha en- San Juan.
Las pruebas llevadas a cabo, para
enfocar y observar los mas insignif-
cantes detalles de las pel1culas, han
dado TN satisfactorio resultado.
Es de esperar que, el "soberano
p6pulis' premie con TN lleno, cada
noche de function, los pecuniarios sa
cri6cios de la nueva empresa..
La importgnte colecc ion de pel1cu-
Jas que posee Ia famante empresa
cinematogra6ca, es digna de ser ad-
mirada por la distinguida sociedad
de San Juan; no tan solo por 10 quito
de 81 factura, sino por 10 interesante
de los paSajes.
pUNTAS Y PUAT&
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

Washington, Sept, l2.-With a
view to caring for American inter
csts in any emergency In connection
with Cuban revolution, the cruiser
Denver, several days ago was ordered
to proceed from New London, Coan.
TO Havana, She is due there tonight.
The gunboat Marietta, which has
been doing patrol duty in Dominl-
can waters was ordered from Monte
Christi to Cienfuegos, on the s)ath
coast Of Cuba, which port SIC should
reach tomorrow evening. TIL crris.
or Dos Moines which left Norfolk last
Friday is to be detail Cd at Key West
until further orders.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
SANTAFE THROUGH LINE
Dispatch 10 ST. Louis From Austin, Texas,
Says The Change VIII Go Into Ef.
ltct About December |,

A special to the ST. Louis Globe,
Democrat from Austin, Texas, gives
the following authoritative account
OF tho transcontlnental line now In
course OF completion through Am.
arlllo.
THE Atchlson, Topeka & Santa Fe
will soon be in position to abandon
that portion OF It's existing transcon.
tnental route which runs by Nay Of
La Junta, Col, so far as through tra,.
Tic Is concerned, The establishment
OF new route which will afford A
low-grade line and a consequent re-
duetion In cost Of operation Will have
soon been accomplished by the huild.
ing OF the now road from Willard, y.
NJ, 10 Texlco, Texas. At Tcxico tho
road makes connection with the Pc.
cos 6 Northern Texas division lfI
the Santa Fe The latter line ruusI
to Amarillo where II connects with
the Southern Kansas division Of theI
Santa Fe.
Tho new route will be obtained hy
using the line from Belen TO Texico.
the Pecos & Northern from Teylco
10 Amarillo and the Southern Kan.
sas from Amarillo TO Wichita, Kan. |
.his route will reduce the distance |
between Kansas City and western
points more than 100 miles. az com
pared with the existing La Junta
route, The new line between Willard
and TeSlco will be ready for open.
Ing In a few weeks. The track has
been laid for the entire distance OF
about 1856 miles between Willard and
Texico, From Texlco over the Pc.
cos 4 Northern Texas and the
Southern Kansas tracks the route will
be across the Panhandle OF Texas for
q distance Of about $50 miles.
1t is announced that this change
in the transcontlnental route will 90
into effect about Dee. l. Large shops
are to be built at Amarillo, Texas,
and that place will be made division
headquarters for the new route"
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
That One Weak Snot.

Kidney sickness robs the back OF
all its power and strength. Its hard
to lift, to- stoop or straighten and
even get up from a chair. This
indescribable weakness OF the back,
the endless dull aching that goes
with 1t, are neyer-failing symptoms
OF Kidney complaint. A bad back
is natures signal of distress. a call
for help from the kidneys. The
aching tells OF dangerous congestion
that robs he kidneys Of their blood
fii-cr,uG power, or painful, wasting
Inflammation. There is immediate
need for DeBell's Kidney Pills to re-
licye The pain and heal the diseased
kidn!s. Price 70 and scots. per box.
F-BB
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

ninsular. The schooner Dora Drum
which arrived here yesterday from
okhotska Sea brought 'ae rews OF
a battle in which the Japs were re-
pulsed. They had established sta
ton on the river ozernaya which tho
Russians assaulted. TIE Japs board
ed schooners but they fell into the
hands OF the Russians.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
CANS NAME IS COTTON
Father Of Negro Who Whipped Nelson
Lives In FL WOth...Pnparlng For
Visit 10 Son.

Fort Worth, Sept. LIT ID
claimed, and the claim is backed M
by prominent citizens OF Tarrant
county that Joe Cans, the negro VINO
was awarded the fight over Battling
Nelson on foul, was born and rear
ed In Fort Worth.
jim Cotton, an old negro black
smith from the ALE noighborhood, IL
here making arrangements, he said,
to visit Joe Cans. who, no said. was
his son, who some years ago was
known In Fort Worth as Cotton Eye
joe" and who worked as a porter
In several saloons and who often ap.
peared In the squared ring In the
rear OF Henry Byrne's saloon on Main
street near the corner OF Second. All
old timers know where Brynes sa-
loon was and they remember the
many flstlc encounters, dog and
chicken fights that were pulled off
there, and they remember Cotton
Eye joe" negro boy who was
trained by Dave Maben OF Fort
Worth, a featherweight fighter him
self.
Cotton Eye Joe" was a prodigy
and knocked out everything, white
or black, that had the nerve to stand
up against him. IL was known then
that his namo was Cotton, but he
disappeared from Fort Worth over
ten years ago, at that time being
quite young and has never been back
since.
Friday old man Jim Cotton. well
known in Fort Worth and who now
lives at A2le, was in the city and
said he was arranging to visit his
son. Cotton Eye joe" whom he
declared was no other than Joe
Cans, the pugil!st.
after my boy left Fort Worth"
said the old negro, he wrote to me
from Chicago, and is the lie Ter he
sid he mad changed his name.
la emit heard from him very often
'.n ae went away, but every letter
e "ro.e Inc he sig 4ed Joe Cans.
am gong TO see him 10" for ne Is
'.ch AID ow he will tuNu care OF
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
Mine Owners Determined.

Goldfield, New, Sept. 12.-Up to
noon today there had been no dis
turbances as result of shutting
down the mine. Mine owners are
firm in declaring that they will not
attempt to open the mines until the
Western Federation of Miners cut
loose from the Industrial Workers OF
the World.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
Run on BANK.

FiEancicrs Are Puzzled as to the
Cause.
San Francisco, Sept. 12.-Local
iinanciers We're puzzled to account
Tor the run yesterday on the Hlber-
MIA bank. Other banks offered as
sistance to the Hibernia but it was
declined. The Hibernia is said to
be able to meet the immediate de-
mpnd for $3O,O00,OOO and the San
Francisco banks generally have such
but have loaned nearly $4,000, 900
in Wall street.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

sledlcc, Sept, 12,-The town is
comparatively quiet today. People
are beginning to move about the
streets and shops arc opening. A
sole revolver shot fired from gar
ret this morning drew volley from
the troops but no casualties resulted.
About 500 wounded persons have
been cared for.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
PATTERSON IN THE LEAD.
Colorado Democratic Convention a
Lively Aliair.---Speer Loses.

colorado Democratic Convention q
Lively Aliair.---Speer Loses.
Denver, Col, Sept. 12.-The con-
est between Denver county delega-
ions representing the Speer and Pat
,erson factions Of the party is over
hadoWing the nominations in the
safe Democratic convention. The
i'rst order of business when the con
yenion rc-assemued today was the
majority report OF the committee N
credentials IN favor Of uusoauus the
Steer DELEGATION and seating the Pa
1erson delegation After hard nght
lasting unul Hauieht lilo commtt-
zee by a vote Of 80 to 81 decided N
favor Of the Patterson delegation.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

warsaw Sept, l2--The soldiers on
duty here enraged at the continuance
OF murders by the terrorists, arc
acting with great brutality, Cover
nor General skallon is taking ener-
getic steps to prevent attacks on
jews. Tho Jews are in a state Of
panic.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
Mayor of Hartford VIII Head the
Ticket in Connecticut,

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 12.--Mayor
Charles F. Thayer of Norwich was
today nominated for governor by the
Democratic state convention.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
Troy Steam Laundry,
Henlth and STRENGTH to Yon.
Phone 40.

Wine of Life contains tasteless
Cod Liver Oil which will build up
the whole system. 1t is pleasant and
effective. Makes new blood. Wine
of Life absolutely cures the Stom-
ach, Lungs, Liver, skin and all Fe-
male Trouble 1t will cure you. It.
gives you new life and health. Price
800 per bottle F-BB
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE
bank run was continued today. there
being about 500 people in line when
the doors opened. Withdrawals were
mostly by small depositors.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

Hartford, Conn. Sept. 12.-The
platform denounced the Republican
administration OF state affairs and
demands the election of United States
senators by direct vote of the peo-
nla
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

Dayton, Ohio. sept. 12.-Senctor
Dicki thanked he convention for Il
call to "once more lead the Rapub-
lican party to victory" and appealed
fgr-harmony.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
Receives Hearty welcome.

Louisville, KY, Sept. 12.--Wllliam
j. Bryan received hearty welcome
here today, The streets were
thronged by marching clubs which
>~aA, ed the distinguished visitor.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

TanGier, sept 12.-The steamer
Prirz Albert left here today with
Paul o. Slcnsand, Chicago bank
wrcckcr on board In. custody
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
HOTEL GOMEZ COLLATSES.

Four Persons Killed and Many In
iGrcd-AmcriCan In the Lass.
ri Paso Sept. 1.-THE Horel ca
F0ria5 in Chlhauhul lex o,
collapsed last night while forty-J D
""ats we're housed in it killing four
" ons ard jurlng several o h rs.
ed ere C?r'os ArnGl, an lp..
'.'r 1G Casiallo, a farmn,;
.s q federal ,cle-
..l .u a.ientnod
- ,.a 3 j. II.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
Service

When you notify US by tel
ephone or otherwise to call
for your package, we don't
say "All Right" and then
wait for two days before
we come for it.
We call the same day
within a few minutes IL
you are in a hurry and
we deliver the Numbered
clothing at the time agreed
upon.
Good work and prompt ser
vice does the combina-
ton appeal to you? Put
US to the test.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14
STATE or PANIC.

Many Arrests Are Made Hut Murders
Conhnue.-Victlms Bmiel.
kamyshin, Russia, Sept l2.-The
bodies OF ten victims Of the recent
lighting here have been buried. Many
arrests have been made.
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wANTED-Party with brick ma.
chine to make, by CONTRACT, half million
brick. Call on or address
r. p. Ransom, NJ. D.
~ 3S-2 Willtematon, S. c.. =
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nhpGe island Reds.

:.@= Rhode ssIand Reds. .
Single Comb Rhode leland Reas, ex-
cluaiVely. Thi. strain bred to lay.
Choice lat reD, Sl.50 for 10 eggs. Choice
2nd pen, &.00 for l5 eRgs. Cook erels,
Zoo each. So. D. A: Taylor,
~. 8S-le =. : - Autun. so.
- w. l.. Tribble, agent for The F. s.
Royster g. Columbia Guano Co. The
best goods on tho nlayket. Sec Glenn.
son bulletin. We have them all akin.
ned a block Office, front room over
Reese g. Bolts Store. = - = ~
Ifyou wish to borrow money without
delsy, and without red tape, ON oasy
terms see A: =. Dagnall. Attorney.
:. >.,,%.t 8 =: Rais5sten's .5sa wall -. -.
makes life now ss safs in that oity a. OF,
the higher uplandss e. w. aoodloe,
Tex needs no sea wall fox. saiety. He
writesi II have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption the past Ave
years and It keeps mo we'll and safe. Be
fore that time had g cough which for
les gone" Cures chronie CoushsT. T Is
Grippe, Cronp, Whoop!ng Coughs and
prevents PneNmonie. Pleasant to take
I Every bottle guaranteed at Orr, GRAY d
Cos: drug store. Price 500 and Si.OO.
Trial bottle free. :*..:.,; ~ =.
q. o. Rsrhaas Testl'es After -Four Years.
s.; e.. b. Hnshsns. os Cattle x,e..sE y
T., 4 wIires; s'Abous four years ago I
wrote yon stating that 7 had beer, en-
hrely cared OF . Fsvere kidney trouble
by; taking leas than two bottles cf Foley's
Kidney Cure. Il entirely stopped The
brisk dust esdiment. and pein and svtnp:
tonas of kidney .disease disappeared. i
am ;Kaed 70 say that Z have never had q
return Of any OF those symptoms during
the four: ysara that have slspssd and l
Am evtdsntly cured 10 stay curef, and
Cure 70 any one suffering from kidney
1 or bladdsf tronble," !" 4 Evans Pharmaoy.
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.a B Bank aoff5 IIbfeC Corm,cks. will Tin.
;cfeA N; ;lts capital stock from &25, 900 to
robehly 800 0QO In the near future.
The bank has had = st9ady growth and
the incsea1e5S Sis made by
ne Eepialy increas stn8 .bnsinee1 of the
this City Eho he's assak kifshed B sU many
bahEa in tIaa sRr1alief towns
;ofl this section, fs at tho head OEGthS
cC;0iuaiele ahis. g
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Ses':% ;f;s5&f ~ X. $.t
50 The .South Carolinn Presbyterv.
which. ls composed of delegates from
the Preeby teriRn Churches In the
Third Congressional District. met in
tEts city Monday and dissolved the
relations of Rev. s. y. Cartledge as
Church. Mr.. Cartiedge viii preach reach
his farewell sermon next Sunday and
go o. once to; Chester, g.: G.. =: - -
prsaident D. G. Brown, Of the Blna
htdge beverage and Extract company.
saays that, hts plant will not be moved
fs9a Eolqmbia; The company contem-
there and for thia reason the imnres-
sion get abroad that the main pians
was 70 be moved from Anderson. The
company ts well established here and.
its ) doing 9 prOspe business. 8; {;
81 It has been suggested that Anderson
have af "Baby ShOwn some time next
.auinmer ana that parents from every
secdon{ Of the county be invited to
nr1ng tastr little darlings and: compete
of either sex. We nave 40 tiopbt Chat
onr old bachalors Yxould contribute q
liberal fund fIr the prizes, Who will
take tse 6nggestlpn In hand ;and carry
itsontf /, s si%.5 II !! s. ~ - 5,
t E . ~ What diaS that new sr:s of you1s
srnsni isfi1s rnas9 How did that hap
penfE Easy enough. T / paid seventy
i've dollars fol-; the eutt originally, and
1t loot kad Bsos well that ! my: wife would
NOT 1es me ress till: j. had put mn one
$hnn1red an1 tWanty-fi fiYe dollara more
Tor an ontat Tor her % match It, Buy
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