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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
COUNTY NEWS

Mss May Burns Is spendins ner
vacation "a chicago
Green L each. who was injured
an centralia last Friday, IS no
ported 10 Be smprovipg,
Cyrus and Baker BARNES. hv'ns
near Thompson, are visiting relar
,yas Am Oklahoma. The Young men
expoct to be- gons several weeks.
Tom Morris, w. II. CoOns, Ivan
Ashworeh and n. r. Budkner with
a marty Of other friends en5oyed q
pleasant outing at the Buchner
farm. an northern Galloway Monday
| evening. 4
Miss Nola McCord Is visiting ret
cites an Higginsville, No
Miss Louise Sanders Of Kansas
City. after having been the guest Of
Mrs. Richard Carter. will return
hcma Wednesday.
DR.. G. W. Ddggs was over from
Columbia Sunday. He and Ralph
Bucuerk accompanied Wallace TT
on an automobile trip to Rnras.
Miss Alya Roberts will teach TIN
winter near Kirksville, Mo. Mas
Roberts Is a graduate OF the Kinks
vile Normal School and IS a mos
competent teacher.
John NJ. Pollard of Kansas CaI
was in Mexico on business thi
t week.
Miss Linnie Allison Of st, Lonl
lis visiting Mexico friends.
81 Fred MoGee now has a position q
s.enographer in a large sash an
door factory IN omala, Neb. Ere
Is a hustling young man and b.
$ friends Wish him success.
VI Rev. Jos. II. Harvey and wife al
a home from a pleasant visit near chi
licoths, Mo
ell Geo. Bremer has returned fro
burlington, Kan, where he has bee
on business for seyeai weeks. M
Bremer says that crops Of all hnN
ARE good. especially the apple Al
potato crops.
Sten Carter who had an operate
performed on his eyes In st. Lou
last week. win return 10 the 81
Thursday to consult the specials
His condition Is very much improve
Tom Chopper and wife + hcr
n from Excelsior Springs. Mo. TO
to Is looking fine and Is much imDrov'
lis IN health.
81 MiAs Dennie Kelso Is home frS
p- a visit in Fh- Smith, Ark.
III Miss Stella Robertson Is visHhi
a. in Bunceton. Mo.
n Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Harper O
he making a visit to Mr. Harper's fal
ip- near Higbee. \
d. Mrs. Victoria. Speery leaves
night for Chicago to remain throu
90 the fad months. then to her futr
90 home i'm Seattle.
DOL E. H. Cartier was In Kansas G
on business this week.
A residence property belonging
w. L. Fowles at 1909 e Nom
street, caught fire Tuesday morni
about $3.50 and was damaged as
result Of the flames. The blaze ori
mated from sparks that blew on |
40 building from a brush pile bel
* burned on the premises.
u. The house was fully covered by
40 ~suranca and only the second st.
me was damaged by flames. The END
house suffered from water.
'lr Miss Lily Hendrix is home iron
ro- pleasant visit with the Misses G
bis dard. near Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

CHICAGO claims that in 25
years she will be the metropolis Of
tho Unatad States. Not ii New
York has to annex Connecticut 10
prevent F.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
SEVEN COMMANDMENTS or Al,
FALFA GROWING.

Theu shalt not SOW alfalfa eeed on
vet or undrained land.
Thou shalt not SOW alfalfa seed on
Ecid or sour land but shalt apply
calcium in the form Of lime, or ground
limestone rock.
Thou shalt supply alfalfa land with
an abundance Of stable manure.
Thou shalt thoroughly prepare the
alfalfa seed bed.
Thou shalt SOW only good alfalfa
seed. free from noxioHs weeds,
Thou shalt inosulate the soil II thou
wouldst reap the best benefits from
the alfalfa crop.
ThoH shalt net sew IN late fall. II
thou wonldst obtain a creditabls
Etane.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
WE WOULD LIkE 70 say

that II you are going to do fan
blowing and are in need OF a plow,
you can't aford 10 turn the bargain
on John Deere Gang plow down. $50
with extra shares. d2w1
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
Fraternally,
MEANS RAY

If thinking Of buying a buggy, We
have a few remarks to make N
regard to our velie, the wrought
iron line; 5th wheel can. be welded;
spokes are selected hickory. Nice
line on display.
Ferris & Canlhorn,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

MAJOR wHIIMoRE, Of the n.
NJ. A. has just returned from a
trip through Kansas and Iowa and he
reports excellent prospects for a
large quo'a Of boys from these
States. He win leave IN a couple Of
days for a short "trip through Hi
nok. Col Kohr reports excellent
results from his recent trip through
Colorado. The Academy viii have q
larger attendance this year than foz
several years past. This is a spien-
did school for boys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

THE Mexico Ledger carr a'gn sub
scription fund vds iaalgurated at
the direct sequest Of the Nasdonad
DenoorpAc Committee Funds for
tire Democratic campaign win come
exclusively from tho people and every
Democrat is interested IN the sue
cess Of this campaign and should
subscribe according to his means.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
FOR THE
FARMER WOMEN

N The Ledger offers $40 first j
\ prize: SIS second prize; ss-so s
\ third prize and the Weekly Led
ger a year fourth prize to the
n Audraan County Farm Women
4 who sell the most butter, eggs,m
i chickens, ducks and turkeys from
from Jan. 1. 1912. to Jan l. y
1918, not counting eggs sold for 8
setting purposes. Any resident q
woman OF the County is eligt y
BILE 3
All entries must be accom- D
4 panied by full lists Of sales medM
4 at Ledger Office not later than 81
= O'Clock D. m, Jan Is, 1913. The :
y decision win be announced Feb. j
/, 1918. Make yonr report as \
follows: I
= No. dog. eggs brought s..s 3
No. lbs. butter brought -.
No. chickens brought I
I'm No. turkeys brought -. !
No. ducks brought
Merchants so desiring can
notify us IL they wish to give
a special prize for the largest
4 sale Of any one OF the 5 differ
ent products.
o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
roc BUSY TO N

Il not. we would like to sell you
what you need; we have It in any
height and mesh.
Ferris & Canthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
Stock and y
= Farm News

Chicago Close
wheat sept "A SIS a IL Dec % IS a
Nav % SIS a Ian
Corn scpsss IS Dec s. - a - May
.E3 rs a 81
Oats sept e s a 70 Dec %
May IS IS a
sept Pork ;7.75
sept Iarl 1925
Cattle 5000. intindins 1929 sousnI
lcrns. NATIVES niEcng.
4ioes-c09U. &c lower.
Mixed and batch SOS a 500
Good heavy S.-s a s.s5
Rough heavy 9.ss a s,ss
Light S,f5 800
Pigs exc a $50
Bulk s.T5 q SOS
Sheep sees. sssaay
THE vANDEvnNTER COMMISSION
leo is ALWAYS IN THE MAR
rKET FOR POULTRY. BUTTON
AND EGGS. CALL. Us Bb
! FoRn you SELL. VT
! MUTUAL Phone s-cITY Phone s2l
p. A. Hightshoe 4 Co
3 For Poultry and Egg Prices
n Lev. VIM says that his ais Gro
Is not going 70 be near as large !
na woa.a have been a the prairi
III chickens Rad ho' eaten 50 much s
alt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

UNCLE SAM seems to think that
his boys in tho poseofflces are en-.
titled to one days rest a week, the
same as other folks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
q YOU THINKING

a. buying a surreyg We have inc
|venie; win make Il worth your
while 20 examine this wrought iron
liEe. N.l
Fefrts & ceuehom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

III Is time now to begin TO arrange
TO select your seed corn for next
year. /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
They ARE HERE

Just received another shipment Of
those Lttlc Dandy double coasters,
11c each, while they last.
Ferris a Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

W. G. Huey, siperlnse ndont Of
the Ben Telephone Co int Missouri,
was In MEXICO on business Menday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
THE DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN FUND

Every Democrat IN Audrain coun-
t. should make a subscription to
the democratic campaign fund this
yaa- Small subscriptions r es-
ueclally solicited. and the subscrip-
tlons made through the Ledger VIA
b. equsily divided between the Ma
tional and state campaign fund, I'M
less otherwise indicated by the
saoser.hcr. The following snbscrip-
tons have been received at the Led
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
Extra Special

80 Sale On euntisrars- mis-
ISLE Wi usAst Monday. 10 a m
sept md and coutinne ap l0'x
as 2 ssoss Of the iOIloviHs lsst.
This srnnsse ware wiz Re sold
a. ase each:
II Of gray sra4,e alshDan-
Z o. sray sruni's seA kettle
5 ct. sruy BerliA kettles. vi'A
BAH and cover.
10 Of gray sranle water pas.
10 Of pseserse kessss
Goods airs now on display in car
large show window
Don't fOEssa day and hour when
tbs sale sarss.
RACSDALES
! Cash Store
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

A LIVE. up-te1afe automobile
club IN Mexico would so a long way
toward securing permanent good road
ID Audrain county.
THE annual reunion OF the EXON
federaie veterans took place at Aux
vase this week. Cole Younger was
expected to be present. Quite a
delegation attended from Mexico
TIE san Francisco wife who eloped
with q motor car and three sery-
ants was cruel as weli as unkind'
The wife and the automobile can be
replaced but good servants are har
to find
A SAFE HOME FOR SAVINGS.
North Missouri Trust Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
METHOD|STs ELECT
BOARD OFSTEWARDS

The members of the Board o.
Stewards OF the Methodist Church
South, were selected on Monday ey-
enang. DR.. w. u Reed r chairman
and q r Bdiott. secretary. The Ms
sourl conference OF this church VIII
meet in Shelbina on september 4.
The list Of stewards follow:
q. A.. Bast, John Beal. s. ? Em-
mons, w W Fry, D. G. Haskell
w. T. Keath. j. @ Iakenan. a x
LuckIe. P. A. St. vrain, 7 p Bruce.
T ] Bates. w L Reed A H Moore
l. B Hawthorne. r + Elliott. u J
Ketter, ] II Lane and y + Kunka-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

FOR SALE CHEAP-S Room
house. with bath; modern. Also al
furniture, rugs and curtains. W
w. Jacluman. 22S-6t wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

A SAFE HOME FOR SAVINGS.
North Missouri Trust Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29
YOU ARE THE JUDGE

an tntrodDoaozy tnlioa raa hat
= very iow compared wfh the
klnd o, distinction you win re-
oeive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-29

Ferris 4 cauthorn.
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-erkaltuneen
werder vot Herxtsn fir &C.
fdbrlider gebalten ais Win.
ter . GrkaItungen.

Ser Wenih 5iebt fiA i'm CONNER ae>
rooe 10 gut @rfdltulleen gu ipie mi
@inter. illr lit Die Sur I'M CONNER
idiuerer ais i'm 8irlter. Die fnlte Quft
i'm @inter mtteritibt Die Meoi8in IN
bet Stir. aber bas idipiile, briidenoe
@etter oes Sommers erldluert lie.
Sc intereiiiert 5%eoermout, Elm @aittcl
8l ipiiien baS CONNER @rfdltun9en
tri6t. Gin Mittel fir geraoe iold)e
6dae lit Eermua. @eriudJe 6ahen 9ee
lebrt, oaB eS bas cine Mtittel lit, pel@
dies CONNER : grfdltuugeu ieoer Irt
prompt bertreibt.
WiB Sbp @rab, Sairpielp, aenfufp.
ia9t: sd babe 8erula geiommen lno
modte iageu, oaB i'd es fir oas belIe
0Rittei aeQen @lilten unb @rtdltungen
baltic. Sd finbe. bnB es grfdltum9ett
ldnell ~fairiert. Nud lit es i%tdrfenb fir
oas gaii8e Sbitem.
spe5ial NOtis @icle 2cnte err
fiaSi9eu ii6 nod Dem frii9ereu 8eruz
nasRrdparat. 6ierutf mDdten mir en-
fdren. enB bieis 9te8ept iebt rnter Dem
Namen Sastarsno ott9efertigt miro, 6ers
geitellt bon Der Ga=tnr=nO @oinpan),
Columbus, Ohio. Sdreibt oieler 6irmd
ipeaeu zines freien 8lldes.
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11ur Oaltieeeit bis sum 81. Oeteber.
Yr0ntien>OHerte
Gin psrieblae an arIere SremnSe.

Sa es ns nnma9id 1T, aaa 9iirnte nnS Counties bs Staaks
nnrb Getlenbe bearbetten gu lahen, mmRten mir anf anoere 9fhtel sur i'm.
liter erOkeren @erbreitnns naieres giatts Innen nmo mir Tmb sn bea
entidlnR gefomnen, anne6m6are Yramien fir mene Abomnenteu, bic ns
eingedift Weroea, aussuieten.
8ir planen midt Die geraniatans zines ipgenanRten aontles, hi,
IT bet ensltldea 3ettnnsem nblid it, iOnbern mir molten onrd Nussablnna
einer lberalen apmmiRiun 5reiwiaige anmerbem, sic pine beonoere MH.
he mD Nnfrenyang ib cine Nebeneinnabme at Deridaffeu niniden.
3n Sieem 3uede pfereren mr fir jeSm Sabresabonnenteu eue
aOmnntnton bon L. einem 9ptlar. Ss Godenblat Der uJreie
8rehe fit seras" foaet So per Sabr. @esen GinienSnns bn S1yOO MGR.
ben mr ap bag Blat an irgenb emc nns anfsesebene qbrehe ihiaen.
Tar LII Mb0naenten ene Grra Yrdmie Don $3.50 Id Saar.
6ir Ii Mbonnenten eint Ggra Ytdmie pon $33.75 III yaar.
Sit 70 Ab0nntnten eine Ggra 4tdmie pon $500 III gaar.
Tir % Abonnenten eine grha Yrdmit pon s6.25 ID Sar.
Slit nnebr as Is 4bDnnnten eie Grtrasyrdnie un IS In yaar.
6ur nebr as 50 4bonntnttn cine G%rtraptdnrie pon SIG III yar.
Ser @prdlag 1T enfad nno ptgianSlid senns. ger einen nenen
abpnnenten - Der CUR 3ett nibt Seer Der o5reie 9re6e" lit, &c.
utnnt foleftiert $500, erbalt rdp be6alt bapon einen Guitar unb ldidt
ben anSeren 9olar NIT Der senaaen NoreHe bs geaeaers Elm. Nuferbem
febt aber ad nod cine Ggtra 8rume in Musfdt5 faas sic 3abl< bon
5ebn abpnnenten poer barber errddt uro. 9de Grtra-4ramie fem
ben mir ben oa5u geredttsten BON unierer Office aus birdt.
Die liter gemadte Gfere lit fir SeSen int ,ueiem 8ebiete bes Gtas,
tes ofRn. Sober fam fd oaram 6etelisen. @r bieten nmr gaarpreiie
M, iuil 0db INNER ieuen Aert fat nmb Sober baar anidaffen ub fa.
len fann, mas CT aeraSe braudt.
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aefelten Seoingnmsem Nboancnten fir Die u5ree GreGe fir seras" lam.
meln tuoaen, fne se6eten, Fd nit ms ~unpersaslid In gerbimSuna Al
leeen, oamit mr linen etpaise geuamldte amsfn6rlidere gmsfnnft ertei.
len fonnen. Ste Amittnng gbt Sen geteaerm brett npm unferer 81.
ice 8ns Siee Sfferte fat nr 8alHafet Bis Sm 81. Sftober,
nTreie Yreiie fit Stras".
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zines 2uftihtffes.)
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shIimluer Mhemmatismns.

@rope Sin, @o.: uSunt's eight
ming Sil fnrierte meme Srali bon
einem idlimlncn Gbeunlatismuslei-
ben uno einen Sreuno ppn 3abn-
idmer5ell. SD bin felt ii6er5euaf,
eaB es fir @aes gut lit, mofiir es
angeprieien niro."--M. 81. Stringer,
25c uno SOC S[ai6en. Sci alien
@drolern.
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3uldlneioe. nnn 9abnnterridlt.

Sidert Die 3utunft @urer 8odter;
labt ie bas Rdben unb 8uidueiben
erlernen. Infer uuterridt umfaBt ieoe
Giu8elbeit. Bobnuna u1b Soft Ri.
Nmstpdrtige. 443 0ftsgommerce I.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Martes n de Mayo de IgI2.

pa Unos ven en- ell desenvolrimienf0 o.
cinematografo La mnerte del teatro -
fual. Otros piensan que La infIuen--
cla del cinematografo sobne "a teatro. es
y sera siempre una cantidad desprecia
bic. Unos tereeros, en- cambio. afirman
que ell teatro saldra r0bnsfecido del eou--
tacto con ell cienmat0grafo.
Hace algnn tempo, Sc hizo en- Lan--
dres una encuesta entire autoreS se-
torres para que diesen su opinion sohre
el siguiente pr0blema, que solo 90 ~u
case particular del problema general
:" Sc esta volviendo anticnado ell actorsss
Anticuado, Sc entiende, cansa del ei-
nemat6grafo- La mayor parte de Las
respnestas fneron optimistas. Bernard
Shaw replico: Los cinemat6grafos no
reemplazan al actor, sino que 10 ntilizrn.
Solo indirectamente Ell teatro eineH.a-
tognafic0 afectara al actor v al drama
por su infiuencia en- los precioS de en-
trada, que ahora son enteramente rTdicu-
los.'
Otros de los preguntados, como los
actores Tree, Bourchier, la Ellen Terry,
ell dramat 90 actor Granville Barker
Lorraine niegan gre los actores esten anne
eencrua osh(( sRy,ueq
nazados de re'iro forzoso. Algunos
Green que. al rontrario, el cinemat6gra-
TO estimulara el arte esc6nico. Solo los
malos actores sufriran, asegura unO de
los opinanteSs 7 eI dramaturgo JudI0
Zangwville artor De intensas obras me
dio religios'S medic sociales, afirrna
que en- manos 'e artistas de talento eg
cinemst6grafo nnede convertirse en uMs
(Contin"a - la Ia piginal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
LA Crisis del Amor"
en- Ponce

Ell viernes de la presente semana Sc
ra estrenada en- ell Teatro La Perla, :"
de Ponce, la comedia EN- tres actos, de
nuestro companero Perez Losada, titu-
lada La Crisis del Amor
Esta sera una de las ultimas funcio-
nes de la temporada, pues ell sabado ce-
Zebra su beneficio la ilustre actriz Vir-
ginia Fabregas, con ell drama de los
Hermanos Quintero "Malvaloca'', ell
gran exito de la reciente temporada del
Teatro de Ia Princesa, de Madrid.
La compania dara EN- Ponce la 6lti-
ma function ell domingo ell lunes saldra
para Mayaguez, donde acaso debute el
mismo dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Una conspiracion
en- Cu b a

Nueva York, martes.-
FL peri6dico LA Ultima hora' de la
Habana, informa que en- Sagua La gran
de sc ha descubierto una conspiracion
de negros contra ell gobierno Els evi-
1ente que la intenci6n era levantarse en-
armas Seis negros han sido arrestados
la guardia rural esta persiguiendo
Alardo Pacheco, que sc dice es ell iefe
lie Ia conspiraci6n. Sc ha expedido un
decreto de prisi6n contra el General Es-
tenoz, acusado de desacato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
La cornision legislative
Nuava York, martes.

La Comision que esta investigando ell
case del Senador Lorimer presento su
informe aver. La mayoria lie sostiene
declarando que no existe prueba de que
el consigui6 votos por medic de sobor-
no. La minoria alega que por 10 menos
10 legislatures fueron inmoralmente in
fluenciados para que lie votasen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Ell congreso
del "base-ball"
Nueva York, martes.-

Nueva York martes-
Un meeting de los Presidentes de la
Liga Americana de baseball" sc esta
efectuado en- Filadelia Ell juego en-
tre los "clubs" Detroit Filadelia,
senalado para aver, fue pospuestos Ell
Presidente Ben. johnson declara que
Sc tomaran medidas para organizar un
nuevo club para Detroit en- case que
no Sc arreglen hoy las diferencias que
hay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

to en- libertad por ordenes recibidas de
Washington. A dicho buque Sc lie ha-
bia concedido permiso para llevar ar
mas y municiones los ofciales de adua-
mas no Sc lie habia notifcado el hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Una tarde desgraciada
Nueva York. martes.-

Nueva York. marteS.-
Ell famoso torero Bombita" fu6 he
rido en- la corrida de toros que Sc cele-
bro en- Madrid el II del corriente que
dando para siempre incapacitado en- su
ofcio. Vivente Pastor fue tambi6n he
lido gravemente en- a misma corrida. re-
cibiendo una cOrnada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Choque de trenes
en- P aris
Nueva York, martes.

Nueva York, martes-
Ocho personals fueron muertas so
heridas en- un choque que tuvo anoche
en- Paris, Francia ell ferrocarril del
Norte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
La reelection de Taft
Nueva York, martes

NueVa YOrk, marfes-
Los directories de la campans favor
de Taft alegan que este tiene shera
562 delegados; que las primaries de
Ohio, New Jersey, South Dakota Ari-
zona sumaran mas delegsdos sy fa-
vor, asegurando su renominaci5n. Taft
contin1a hoy su campana en- Cninelnati
Ohio, despues regresara Ia ciudad
de Washington
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

transfirio para Ell viernes la vista lei
injunction pedido por el gobierno &C.
deral contra la nNeW York Dock Com
pany, impidiendole la venta de $4,000
sacos de cafe, 10 que es motive de I'm
pleito entablado por ell Gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

orden6 que Sc informara favorablemen-
tie la resoluci6n que prescribe que Ell
termino del periodic presidential y vi
ce presidential sea de seis amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Horroroso incendio
en- 7 ex a 5

Nueva York, martes.-
In incendio destruy6 varias tiendas y
dos hoteles en- Huston, Texas, aver. Las
perdidas Sc calculan en- $1,000,000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
| G tro y
Cinematografo

Cual ha de ser la Influenza del cine
mat6grafo sobre ell teatro? Este pro-
blema empieza preocupar los prin-
cipales dramaturgos y actores de Euro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
CABLEGRAMAS
El fantasma de Castro
Nueya York, martes.-

Ell Departamento de Estado hs reci-
bido informes de que Castro, ex-presi-
dente de Venezuela, esta gravemente en-
fermo en- Tenenfe, Islas Canarias Todo
peligro de que el yuelya 4 la politle4 ac-
fiya ha pasado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Un siniestro
en- autonovil

Nueva York, martes--
In autom6vil Sc precipito aver al rio
'alumet, Chicago, por la abertura de
un puente levadizo, que en- eos momcn-
tos estaba levantado; Sc ahogaron 3
hombres y dos mujeres
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Lyon was interrupted considerably
with shouts of "Hurrah for Peoples
and the like, but when he said he was
delighted to have the opposition OF
those who were not in sympathy with
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in Columbia.
Mrs. Geo. Harmon and little Misses
Rebecca Harmon and Elizabeth Brown
were in Greenwood for several hours
Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Sigh, of Jacksonville,
Fla, spent several days this week
with Miss Mary Wheeler.
Rev. Y. Won A. Riser visitel Rev. 2.
w. Leslie and other frie ads i'll town
Tuesday. He was travelling on mis-
new Harley-Davidson rcycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Langford visited
relatives in Columbia this week.
Miss Rosa Ridgell, of Batesburg, is
with her aunt Mrs. J. L. Wise, for a
few days.
Miss Lahlage Wheeler has returned
from short visit to Mrs. r. c. Counts,
of Columbia.
President J. H. Harms, was in town
Saturday.
Miss Carrie Caughman is visiting In
Greenville.
Mr.. Olin Bobb, of Columbia, spent
Sunday with his father, Mr.. Frank
Bobb.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Shealy, Of
Georgia, are visiting the formers faith
er, Mr.. Sam Shealy. Rev. Mr. shealy
has accepted the pastorate of Colony.
church.
Mrs. Fannie Bedenbaugh and Miss
Ollie Dominick have gone to Gary's
Lane to visit Mrs. Jno. Fellers.
Miss Moseley has as her guest Miss
Annie Jameson, of Georgia.
Mrs. P. L. Rikard and children, ara
visiting at the home of her father, Mr..
A. NJ Counts.
Master Watson Luther has returned
to Columbia, after spending fortnight
here with his many little friends.
Miss Annie Laurie Lester, Of the
Columbia hospital, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Lester.
Mr.. E. L. Dominick was business
visitor III Columbia Thursday.
Helen, the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Long, Of the Mt. Pill
grim neighborhood, died on last Sat-
urday, aged nearly six months. Fun
eral and burial services were conduct
ed Sunday morning at 9 o'clock at
Mt. Pilgrim church, by Rev. E. w.
Leslie.
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NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Personal Mention of Many People and
Other News Of Progressive
Town.

Prosperity, July 1S.-Dr J. S. Wheel
eh and Mr.. H. J. Rawl are attending
the South Carolina Crushers' assocla-
ton at Lake Toxaway this week.
Mrs. J. F. Browne and Miss Mary
Lizzie Wise have gone to Glenn
SPRINGS to spend several weeks.
Mrs. S. Craig has returned to Black
stock after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
P. L. Langford.
Miss Bertha Gallman, of Newberry
is visiting Miss Sara Mae Haynes.
Master Tracy Kreps has returned 10
his home in Columbia, accompanied Dy
Master Pat Wise.
Mrs. VIM Filton and little son, VIII
lie. of Columbia, spent the weekend
with Mrs. A. G. Wise.
Mesdames J. B. Hartman and J. 5.
Wheeler spent Thursday n NeWberry
Miss Mary Willis is visiting in Co.
lumbia.
! Mesdames Alice Ward and Ella
Blease have returned to Newberry, at
ter spending several days with Mrs
IB. B. Schumpert.
Dr. C. K. Wheeler spent last week IN
Cha rleStOn
Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh' of KID
ler's Bridge, spent Saturday and sun
day with Miss Addie We-ts.
Mrs. C. T. Wyche has as her gues'
Mrs. A j. P. Julian and daughter
Grace, of Lake City, Fla.
| Mesdames r. L. Luther and George
Bearden are spending this week IN 60
Iumbia.
Miss Agnes Curlee, of Winnsooro' L
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S Wheeler
Miss Pansy Wallace, OF Tallapoosa
Ca. is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Geo. Harmon.
Mr.. s. s. :Birge spent the weekend