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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

At AL Souls Church the Rev. Edward Cum
mings. successor TO the Rev Edward Everett Hale
at the South Congregational Church. Boston, viii
preach tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06

The Place OF Amusement IN Aalnta1nlas
Wealth with DR.. James P Lichtsnberger as SPEAK
= Iii 10 +ba tonic at the free mems ueettng q
the west Side Young Mems Christian Association
Continued on eleventh page
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
E yucc'o de A.nlta
Una pared que - dcplona

Aver tar!e ocurrij IN saceSo cI
Acunda. que pudo coStar In vida i
Julia Cardona.
En momentos que tsta estssba cocinan-
10 en- residcn,ia de lnoccncia Sua-
rez, domieliada On Ia calle de Coldn
81 desplom6 una pared dc la cocina,
cogic0do i dicha Cardona, quien ST.
Trio varios golpes, uno de ellos de gra-
vedad. Ihyestigado el hccho por Ia TO-
licia 81 dcrrumbe fuG casual.
Cardona fu6 trasladada al hospital
en bastante NAL estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
h hpncficiio del
Maestro CaIDpO'

iStra q lueves, y ha De rcslfltar 'mi
acuntccimlentO artlHtlco.
Dos Zarzuelas y 1ln acto de vlenao
Las dos obras de las especialcs de
Blanca Matr;is, V 81 ecto de concicr
to. va Sc sabe que ha de resuitar mag
nitEo, por las condolences en- que ha
puesto la orquesta dtl teatro. 81 nota-
bic Maestro CampoS.
No scra 81 que nos ofrezca eI adm
rablc director IN con. ierto de eS0S de
que gusta tan POGO nnestrO piibllco.
FL Maestro Campos prepara D
programme de gran amen.dod Y de gra
lu::micnto para Il y "a los ejecu--
tantes qeu le secundan con tanto
aciertO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29

NJ somoS alarmiStas, pcro prcicrria-
mos e>to pccar dc indolrnic> "n aSunioS
mr cntranan una importancla tan extra
,rdmaria para Ia Sla en- general
la mcdida del departamcnto dc SAM
dsd martina. qnita a nu'~tra mieNen-
r.,r IN el asunto toio a>pccto fa o''cio-
,idad . dc >cn>acionalismo
iIemo, ,ido >cncilamcnte prcvl>ore>
E>crito VA ,stc articulo. rcclblmoN IN
dc,pacho cablcgra'ico dicicndo que cSta
hbrc De Ia playa 81 puerto de La Guayra.
~ importa MicntraS no 10 este Cara
ra, Y todo c pals, NADIA tcnclno> que ha.
rcr conque cn Ia Guayra NO ocnrra NADIA.
D,sgrHiadamcnte puodc ocurrr
on c>to mas quc en- otraS cooaS. val"
mas perar por prccauci"n de mas que de
mcnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
COnercial

Nus participan los senorcs NJ &
Silarcz Ga. del comcrcio dc sSia Tl-i
III. que por compra hecha 4 su socIo
don Fernando Garcia lScbr'n, ha que
dado disuclta Ia mer.artil ,Rrc gsraha
baio la razDn social indicada, fnsEin
.lose oira con la mIssma denomtnss;ion
Y DE- Ia que SoH sOcios gestorcs y adj
m in .stzador,s don Benuo Suarez "a
hrera y don Manuel e. Suarcz t'aisre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
AIumnaS aprOVeChadaS

Con brillantes notas despues de exa-
menes Sobr,~alientes, ham obtenido Sus
,lipionas de octave grado, las virtuosas
Senoritas Matlde Curet Lago, BclencIta
l}oada Girona Julia Ilont Louis
Las distinguidaS senoritas han sido
muy fchcitadas por su conducta en- las
classes y por los examencs. en- los cualcS
demoStraron Su suficicncia de nm mod0
notable
Las fellcitamos y descamos nucVos
trIunfoS cn IS cStudioS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
Il diploma Dc octave grad!

Desputs dc brillantcs cJercicios, han
obienido Il diploma De octave grado, lbs
SimpaticoS = intelig,zlt,-S alumnos de las
c~cuelas pllhlicaS. Pcpe Mendin, Manuel
QueyrIo. Niruilio Cordcro Anionfo Font
y Iuliio I.uznlanls
- nu,Stra lclIcifa.-l0n ha Ir ScrvirlcS
'i' e>tImulo para sel,ilir -0n cutuSaSnlu
IL ~enda quc romisnz1n IAN gallariamcn
e.. no hcnos de T'-gais-si ..,'.Ia IA glIc NON
ran o"n SsS iriunfo~ sS,-uIarcs Z B. ~
yeu:ud ID psfveuIr-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
Uu hOmbre muerto
Academic desgracia<iO

Nos cOmumican de PenueIas, y sobre
este sllccso So ha recibdO un d spa
cho on 81 cuartcl de la poi'cia, que
aver tardc On momentOs en- que Fran
cisco Perez cstaba trepado a III pa
lo de mango, Sc cay6 con tan mala
fortuna que sufri6 Ia fractMa de un
brazo, fuertes golpes en- el cuerpO, d
locandosc Ia nuca, confusion que tc
produlO Ia muerte instantanca. III
lzgado ticne c0nocimiento del he
cbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
La |uDcIda de aOOcAe

Como el cartel d. anoche cstaba
compuosto De obras "a vistas. "n la
temporada actual, ~ cutrarcmoS cn
dctallcs sohre la Interpretation d" Ia
function popular.
Consequences. sln embargo, como
un homenaje dc Justicla d la cmncn-
tc arti>ta Blanca Matr4s, que ei sl-
hico, Ia ovaclono con cntusiasmo, tri-
butdndola .craits GemoStracioncs de
almiracitn que IN noches anteroreS.
en- EStuche De Monerias, Los rranu-
Jas y Las hr1bonas". En- esta oEra
bal6 tres yeces el Gig, tres We
los tientos y dos la kumba
Esto da Ia idea mas acahada d |
exito alcanzado cn Las El,ibona> :.
por Blanca Matris
La orpuesta, blcn como siontpre, IS
dccir: como >:emme en esta Temporal
da
FL Maestro Campos merece todo e':-
1ero Dc cclebraciones
Domtngo Or0zco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
En- eI Manuel CaIyO' .

En u tIi~ailaniIe9 ,paHoi Manuel
talvo" ham resre~ai" f. Ia peninsula.
aa,~tr,~ r,tnuado~ am ~, don Rafael
Palacio> Rr,lrgaoz ~ bella ~enora = M
ja~ don Iionorat" Auir.-~ Garcia. don
Enrique Cer--eta MILAN don Salvador
Buiian Nayol qur gszan dr grand,-s y
mercedes pr7>jIgIp, cis uuesfrt,> ecutrr>
~.seIalrS
4 todo, envia - BOLETIN ,u cordial
~aIusIO H. bi,.nY-uida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
GN069a del d]5a

!. .,,;d,d ,asritim, ha re.tahlecido
a,'aron,on, ,,.,., las buouos que yicncn
a,.a,o. a. v.,o,uc,,
IIace nm mes pr6Nimamen,c que aeon
seismos IA adopci6u dc esta mcdida. en-
vista dc las not;cias que nos trasu'i'cra
= cable : Que y,nos confrrn.ias ror la
prcnsa de- Caracas.
Desgraciadamcntc, nu'>iraS rrV''''-
ncs no han sldo rXtremadaS, las hp'rl-
dadts sanitarias han vcn'do " d"'i''N !"
raz6n mas eomPlcta. dlciando Ia 'uHf'n'
trna rigurosa para los buques que rr'c'-
den dc FeheAnHH-
Las prec'ue'"ho' san '''''' '"' -
pun'o' nni'ea 'S'"n ''''''"N'
Y cuanto mas Se''r"' ! MAS P''''' :"
da sea la NiEianc'a que . "'S''' w"
todo 10 que proeeda d' '''''A'''"' '''-'' "
sora Ia segur'd"d qn' '''iSa"'"e w
par Il contaEio temloI'' a que "o"'oN
iado cNpueNtoS' por una 'i'li'e'o''''''''
coupiacene'a d' iao au'oF'dA''S qu' nan
pef1utldo ma iiheH d' '"i'"''N "''''
rieanoS Nos'e".r un jra'lo" 4o' i'""" SCI
r".gro~i,nHa p las ar'''t''> c'e"'.S'"'I-
r'as para .ea ut~ altos 'n'1f'N'7' ~! ''ii>
"a que ylFl"oS
3e-do haee mas q" nm ar" - F'>'' y"
ha 1e~aparcldo d. 'arare~ Aforf""2-
=. ,4.tsr- = ttfs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
Desde Ponce
Gonaalo Nuiez en- ell Centre EspahoI

AMI" unA nnmeIUsa cual selceta s~ro-
glda concurrcncla de damaS. cahaIl'ros
de- Ia mas granada dc nuestra alta surss-
dad. Va celebr1 anoche en- II Centre kss-
paiio de- Ia ciudad, a anunc,ado Cone'er-
Ia del notable pianiSta puertorriqoeiiO
sfor Gonzalo Nunm
Comenzo la agradabe velada, que hI-
zo 6poca en- los analcs de IN historic de-
noble v cnlto "Centro Espanol" donds
- cSirccha un mas Ia union dc hISpanaS
pucrtOrrlqucnos en 81 gran abraz0 dc
In fraternidad de- la r7lza, con una So
nata appaSlonatta del magleo dc los
inspiradoS. 81 gorioso Beethoven, "uE
! allegro essa andante con moto aliegre
ma non troppo'', dulcc y sublime, COMO
todaS las obras del notable composition,
que fue lnterprctada con divina maestr,a
en- II hcrmoSo clavlcordio de Litz, p0r
Gonzalo Nune2, con todo 81 fucgo abrss-
S'dor de una vcrdadera passion dc arte-
Cuando concluy6. una frcnGtica saliva
de apausos atron6 los eIcgantcs saI0-
ncs del aristocratlco centre.
La RapSodia II6ngara No. XIII dc
Liszt tambien tuvo una lntcrpreiackn
rayana ru dclirio rs que GonzzFo
N'ntcz ace palpltar en- cala nota todS
IN "o'o,6n Al inHui1 ic sI, dc.icS, las
cucrias del gIorioSo Instruments geniam
soIlo2aban, chariaban rcian: 81 g,-
mido, 81 soilozo de notas pasonaies; Ia
riSa Ia charla dc alegrcs compaSes: ta,-
do I'm poema de b"llcza, de enoci6n, de
amor, de dulzura de ammonia.
Nolvieron Il resonar aplausos, y eE
champagne bulIia en- las copaS Gun eE
rico icor 81 gozaba dc los triunfos sfs
NnHcz Y NUnez con s,ls amigos, bebio,
la feStividad de su victoria Salve, EN-
perador del piano,
Crucila Matlenzo, lar 'dcIcada contrag-
to otra artIsta intenSa Y valiosa, no pu-~
do cantar csa uochr. Sufrla uua leve
Affection q,i,, pcsar de 10 levr, nos ina
pidi6 tener el inmcnso placer de eScu-,
charla y Ne batir paimas por ella.
Chopin tambitn csttIro con noSotroS..
GonzlIo 10 traio. en alas de Su entltsias4
mo, y un nocturno = nm waits del genie,
oimos
Dcsput> VINO Nuncz el compositor
Oimo> Ho,rposo AorciU Allegro eses
Concert todos fucron aItamente aco--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
I'm heridO grave
CorreSpOnSaI
Rlna sangTenta

Anoche, en 81 barrie llat0-VielS, IN
IA jurisdiction H. GALES. rneron Ca
falino Rosado Perez 3 Dolores VILLA
lobo, r,,ulianoo hcrs,io dc suma gra-.
vesisad Il ~ gslIsio III e$siado De VsIhs-
loi,O es grave FL aagresoT flpe arrestz-
do III iD.z MUNICIPAL tioue cOBoes>
mienio del bsrfo- /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
De Isabella
Muerto en- un algibe

Sc h, recibido un telcgrana en- IS
ta capital comunicando que aver tar
de percci0 en- IN aIgibc de la casa de
Felipe Ramos de ISabe'l, q nIno CrS
PIN ,Inarbc.
Scgun la Investigation cl muchachc
fuf 4 coger aqua del algibe y al Incll-
narsc Sc dcslizo cayendo De cabeza en-
ci pozo.
tue eXtraldo va cadaVer.
Fl hrcho. Scgun iuformes ha Sld'
asuaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
E| crIupn De CiIa|cS
Ell autor descubierto

Esta manana Sc recbi0 un despaofo
en- Il cuartel de la policia com1nnan-
do que ha sido arrestado iIilario To-
rres Pavon. de profession comercante,
.omo Slg,uesto autor del crimen co
metido en- q barrio Cialitos.
Pavon NIGGA que a sea autor de la
muerte dc Indalecio Barreto, ala.
Cubano de cuyo hecho informamos
oportmamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29
Con d Attorney General
81 nombramiento del sener
Perez Almhoty
NOTiCIAS DE INTERES

Por In oficina del attorney Sc rcmi-
ito aver tarde 4 Ia frma dd gober-
MAJOR el pombramicnto de don Fede'
rico Perez Almiroty para 81 piesto de
Juez Municipal de Salinas.
FL senior Almiroiy ocupaba ON la ac-
tualidad 81 cargo de Sub-secretario de
la Corte de Dstrito de San Juan.
III nombramicnto del joven abogad0
ha caido muy bicn on la opinion, y
estamos seguros, que ha de cumplT
fielmense los debcres de su cargo, pa
ra cuyo ministcrio rc,ne copdicionos d
moralniRd, inteligcncia Y cello.
Nosotros le fclsitarnos smceramon--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-29

IA acting attorney MIR. Brown ha
pu,-sto csta manana I'M tciegrama al
Jucz Municipal de Guayama Sr. Edual
do Marin, para que Sc traSladc en- una
mission especial del eobieno 4 Sail
nas.
I'll scnor Manuel Ncl,lla, jucz de
Paz de Toa-Alta, ha soIicitado uIl mes
de licencia.
Sc ha recomendado para Ia vacante
del sefor Velilla, como juez intcrro
nj senior Pedro Ramos Morales, que fue
nombradO aver.
81 ha conccdiho am mes de hccn-
cia al RcgiEtrador De la Propiedad de
san German senior Joaquin Ccrvera
Silva.
Intcrlna m"ntc para ocupar la vacan
t. ha sido nombrado el liccnclado en-
ieyas, don Victor T. Martinez
lla celebrado una confcrencia con
Il attorney el liccnciado scnor jose
j. AcOsta
10 nvir - h-l VII 70 .AF
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-09
THE SEMINOLE" FANS.
HAVE ORGANIZED TO FURNISH
SPORT FOR BATESBURG
BASEBALL LOVERS.

At meeting Of enthusiastic fans
some days ago in the Mayors office,
a base ball club was organized to
furnish sport and amusement for the
summer months. Capt. w. M. Car
ter was elected President of the or
ganization, w. c. Bates, Vice Presi-
dent; M. w. Perry, Manager, Sec
retary and Treasurer; and w. c.
Bates, Chairman Finance Committee.
a few nights later a constitution"
was adopted, and. by unanimous
vote, the: club was named The
Seminoles." - The name will un-
doubtedly attract attention, and
it is hoped the name-sake will find
subscriptions as easy to get as the
original, The Seminoles are de-
termined to go one better than the
first holders of that cognomen and
furnish the real article.
The name was propitious and
proved to be Billiken at the Jump,
for more than enough to buy uni
forms was raised at this meeting.
Everyone will have chance to con-
tribute towards putting the diamond
at the Fair Grounds in proper shape.
II given the proper support, the
team will be self-supporting when
the season opens.
There are plans on foot for the
organization of a four circuit aSso-
citation with Ridge Springs, Johns
ton, Trenton and Batesburg. Mr.
Perry is hustling manager, anc
under his leadership. some such or
ganization may be effected.
Local team work will begin in :
few days. The Manager stated h,
has some good stuff for team II
view, and will soon convince tn,
skeptical that Batesburg can get ii,
a team and support it.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-09
ST A TE COMMISSION
MAY NOW JONTIN-
UE In V ESTlGA-
TIONS ljNHAM-
PERED
THE HIGHEST TRIBUNAL UpBOLlS
CONTENTIOUS OF ATTORNEY
GLNERAL LYON AAD HIS
As S0ClATE S ATE
COURT SUSTAINED

The winding up commission Of the
State dispensary will be able now to
proceed with its investigation with
out interfence by Judge Pritchard
or any other federal court. The re-
ceivership is destroyed and the in
junction against the commission dis
solved by order of the United States
supreme court, which is a decision
handed down today takes the positi-
on that the commission created by
the legislature is a direct representa-
tive of the State Of South Carolina.
TO sue it or to proceed against it in
any court IS proceeding the State
of South Carolina, which says the
supreme court is a violation of the
1lth amendment to the federal con-
stitution. Justice White read the de-
cision which winds up in this para
graph.
Deciding as we do that the suits
is question were suits against the
State Of South Carolina, and within
the Inhibition Of the llth amend
ment,the decree Of the circuit courI
of appeals is reversed, and tne cause
remanded to that court with in5,:uc
tions TO dismiss the bis of com u "a
Chief Justice Fu.leI, VINO sat w +
the circuit court OF appeals and who
{ Sc decision. +. VI. Nj Chic
cola3e, 20. tie ....,A~y noDsl Con-
plants, was in the court room whel
, when these words fell from the lip
Justice White ana completely fab
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-09
" ajCh the A dvo=
cate for Real es-
t q t e Bargains
next week.
FOR RENT

Dwelling house five rooms with
garden near Baptist church at $lO.5O
per month. M and Alice Jones.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-09
]. W. LIVINGSTON
KILLED BY
TRAIN.
XII LED IN SOMEWHAT
MYSTERIOUS WAY.
POPULAR TRAVEL
Ing MAN.
NATIVE 0P SENECk AND SON IN
LAW OF CAPT. EDaUND BACON
OF CULUMBIA-l INQUEST,
VERDICT AND BURIAL.

y. w. Livingston, of Columbia,
was killed one-half mile south of
Batesburg Saturday morning by
Southern Railway train No. s, which
was coming into Batesburg on time
and was in full view CT the passen-
gers waiting at the depot when the
accident occurred.
Mr.. Livingston was unconscious
and made no statement before death
about one hour later. He was
brought into town and DR.. w. p.
Zimmerman was callei, but could
not revive the injured man. Train
was in charge Of Conductor James
Weaver and Engineer Alexander.
No solution has been found.
Engineer Alexander stated that Mr..
Livingston was walking in the track,
meeting the train. The signals we're
made, but instead OF getting off the
track the deceased stopped and just
before the engine struck him turned
around as if to meet the shock.
His legs and one arm were broken
and probably internal injuries were
sustained.
The deceased once lived at Sene-
ca, but lately, it is understood, he
has been living in Columbia. He
comes Of well known iamily, ans
his wife, who was Columbia lady
is prominently connected.
Mr.. Livingston is cousin of Mr.
J. +. Livingston of the Atlanti
Cosat Line and son-in-law Of Capt
Edmund Bacon. Having been ;
travelling man for several years, h
has friends in all parts of the State
The deceased was a son OF tn
late J. w. Livingston Of Seneca
Mrs. John c, Carey, formerly O
Lockhart but now of Greenville, is
sister, and Messrs. w. K. Livingsto
of Seneca and J. +. Livingston {
: Cordele, Ga, are brothers.
The inquest was held on Monda
morning and the verdict was tn;
J. w. Livingston came TO his deaf
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-09
WAYS IN WHICH, RURass ss,.i,' ~
SCHOOLS. MAY BE I'M, .5a 81, :
PRGV5D. anil
The rural schools OF South Caro
glA 1ilaS ffHtH@

The rural schools OF South Care
lima have been greatly improved in
r2cent. years but thc-c IS vet an enorb
luous amoun, of wcrly 10 ~ done
before The schools IN the country
will compare at al favorably with
the town and city onools. A large
per ceatoh ,ne.. population OF our
state. is rural and agricultural. there g.
fore if every boy and girl is to be
given an equal chance for an educa-
ton it is very important that our
people build up good system of
country schools. The efficiency Of
country school depends largely
upon the effort put forth in a rural
community by its trustees and teach
ers. If they show that they are in
terested and will take the leadership
in improving their schools they will
not Ial. 10 get cooperation from pas.,
irons. urge every county teacher
and trustee in South Car ina 10 ask
! himself the question: what can do
to make my school bette, Find out
now yJu can mahl It Better and 20
to work with dctcrmin. fior to irS-2
prove conditions.
&u-Icss VIII always attend IN ear
nest effort, During therccc cn scss:cn
Of the Legislature bill vas passed
aupr~y-!&lirg $4,000 for the our
ipose @; increasing the ;.ye,age
! lent. Of the school term nd tci,-
prove ihc efficiency OF tie pubie
Schools il this state. The state
! Sapt. a., edvcaticr, Mr.. : 4. Swcsr-
llhtG2.awi.i gladly send copy Of
this acl together with regulations /.
! to anyone who will write hin, for
same
Every rural schooI should run
longer than three or four months
| SO if yours doesn't run at least 100
days don't fail to take advantage of
this law. 1t provides that any
lschool whose term is less than one
hundred days can secure $500 from
= 1.-THE State Supt. Of Education for
every Sl.OO that the patrons may
raise If a!.y school which pays
2 $4,000 month will raise $1,000 the
state will supply $1,000 and thus
: len8then the term ny one month. OF
course, any greater amount raised
: oy the school viii secure CORE
Sqohdingly grcatll addition to to
0 the school term,
The State Board of Education has
e recently set aside $4,000 of the Ii
e brary fund to be used by the school
G Improvement Association for prizes.
-e Ih;s amount was offered last year
,r and 9l schools entered the contest.
y II IS estimated that 100000 worth
IS OF Fnaterial Improvement resulted
,e from this contest. # your schoo!
le di9not apply last year, don't fail to
NAL ke an effort to win a prize this
70 year. Regulations regarding prizes
. cam be secured by writing to Miss
-. 80 Iheodosia Dargan, Dalzell, S. c.
er Iwill be glad to furnish any trus-
If tees OF teachers in the state with
ne any information can that will as
90 sistthem in improving the condir-
:; ions OF their schools.
:; is&s5&2 Mary T. Nance,
" teId AE't of Campaign Com.
Cross Hill, S. c.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-09

ber&asted, he went out and took the
uaiu !or Charleston. 1t is a victory
for Attorney General Lyon and his
associate counsel, none of whom
however, were mere.
The decision is Is printed pages
long, going into a completc history
rom legal standpoin, Of the State
dispensary from It's first creationand
Of course, reciting the history of the
case in question, which is a writ of
certiorari to the United States circu-
it court Of appeals Of the fourth cir
cult.
Story of TIE ase
The story OF the celebrated case is
m brief as follows
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COTTON MARKET.
Hatesburg Spot9 3 A..
pERSONALS.

A Ass payiug visitors will confer
rnv.r @pna the Advocate by sending
It n.ir names ON or before Thursday
OF r.rn wccE.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Jordon of
Ridge Spring was seen on our streets
Monday
Mrs ] x Pace is spending while
in Atlanta
Misses Elise and Edna Bates of
Columbia college are spending the
week end with their parents. They
were accompanied by Miss Sue Wal
ller
Mrs w 7 Boyd has returned to Mt
WI; & alter spending while with
M = w Wightman
Gl'ss Rosa Ridgell is spending a
vl". &ith friends at Vance sjsEg
,lr9 + A Quattlebaum and son
h returned TO GrapiteYille, sag ~
MISS Ev3lyn AsbiIl Of Mons ia was
i, oya Wednesday
Ms Z w .Quattlebaum isVisiting
at Slaedman 10, ~ -
Mp Buzhardt of Wards was a
. bar, an Sat,lrdy ..- ~
Mrs Walter Hendrix and Messt$
Rita IIendrix and Georgia Full
mer of L esville were in town Tues
dav
Mr. ] F Zimmerman of near John
son was here this week
Messrs L Nj and ] L Grisby of Sal
uda we're here a few days ago
DR. r II Zimmerman spent Mon
day in Lexington ,,rc- q
Mr. F M Thomas Of near Ridge
Spring is spending a few days in
town
Mr. ] M Rnkin of Columbia was
visitor here on Sunday
Mrs ] 7 Herlong from M. Willing
was here Monday 2TnCT2
Mr.. Banre,tJones spent ,Supday
in Florence. -Si2 -+s'.a.1 50.
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or in the dispensaty graft ca. IS,
Thportant developments are expect
d nov in leWwcclos, If not Hitt-
naS ew days It Is known tfat The
Stt had some very important
v9rk abruptly. bottled up in Atlanta
yhen the whiskey people took the
natter into the federal courts.
t4ou will hear the music start 10
again, said Chairman Murray Of
he dispensary commission, today
within sixty days anyway. We
are delighted with the decision. II
leaves our hands united to wind up
the business as it should be wound
,1f,p
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FOR RENT
5 room house for rcn. Central
part OF the town. Nee garden.
Apply to f. /. Hartley.
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GRAFT HUNT Is re-
SUMED.
ATTORNEY GENERALLYON GOES
20 ATLANTA TO LAY PLANS
P0R PROSECUTIONS

Attorney General Lyon is in At
lanta today to lay further plans, it is
understood, for vigorous prosecu-
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by being run over ly Southern
railway train.
The remains were buucd Mondly
morning At IJlmwood cemetery, Co
lunbia S. g., the funeral exercises
being conducted from the home at
9lZ Ehnwood avenue at IL o'clock.
The pallbearers were Robt. S..
Sparkman, M. y. Kirk, II. c. Wright.
Jno. A. Willis, c. ?. Davis, W. II.
Cobb, w. II. Fishburne and Geo L.
Dia'.