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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19

Anoche, manifestation popular-di
ce-recorrio GALES protestando alza ar
ticulos primera necesidad present0st
a mi casa { p alcald1a para que solici.
tara intervention suya conjurar con
f1icto. Creo protesta esta justifcada y
merece nueStra atenci0n'. Este eS el
teXto del despacho que habra hechC
evocar en- la memoria del distinguidc
gobernador Yager, la vision de aquella
otra manifestation popular que reco-
rrio las GALES de San Juan pidiendo
justicia. =. Justicia, ESQ es 10 que aho-
ra Sc pide otra vez, justicla, pero es
una eXtrana justicia la que pide esa
gente que no considera la enormidad de
su error. el egoismo absurdo de su pre-
tension inusitada, la cobardia de ese
movimiento hostil q un comercio que no
tiene la culpa de este malestar presente,
y que no Sc da cuenta tampoco de que
cuando lie lanzan la calle 4 pedir JUS
ticia. previamente hicieron sus eXplo-
tadores ell escamateo de la verdad
Dijo el inepto alcalde de Mayaguez,
al responder desde ell balloon de 'su ca
sa alcaldia''. 4 la demanda de los ma
nifestantes que 81 el gobierno Insular
no venia a remediar ell NAL hacienda a
los comerciantes baiar los artfculcs de
primera necesidad los precios norma
les ,el municipio procurarla darle ira
baio la mayor parte de los obreros ne
cesitados, para asi aliviar en- algo la 81
tuaci6n apurada de las classes pobres
Pues empiece por ahl, ell senior alcal-
de de Mayagiiez ST el municipio pue-
de emplear 4 los obreros oue cstan sin
trabajo lque hace que 30 los emplca
Porque 81 espera ell senor Perea que los
articulos de conner Sc pongan a los pre-
clos normales, va puede hacerlo senta-
do en- "su casa alcaldla. =
De todo ell trabaio que pueda. y haga-
10 en- seguida, porque, esten los v(veres
al precio que esten, alnque fuese los
tipos normales, no vemos como un obre-
TO sin trabajo pueda comprarlos.
" un dislate al es 10 que han aplau-
dido los manifestantes mayagiiezanos
Con raz6n la dicho La Bandera
Americana que eel senor Perea Fa-
jardo estuvo la altura de las circuns-
tancias'
jQui6n puede dudarlo va?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19
La crisis del cafe
DON XAVIER MARIANI EN-
SAN JUAN

Acompanado de otros distinguidos
lombres Gle negocios, ha llegado q San
Juan anoche don Xavier Mariani uno
Gle nuestros mas competentes fnancie-
ros.
FL senior Mariani Y sus amigos vie
men a conferenciar con ell Gobernador
acerca de los medios que pudieran DO
nerse Ell practica para que la valora-
clon del cafe no sufra merma 4 causa
dei mclerto mercado que ahora tiene
dcho grano, como consecuencia de la
guerra europea.
FL senor Mariani no 81 mues+ra -
Slmste con respecto al comercio de ca
y, pero es bueno tomar precauciones
III momento de mayor peligro. tai yez
ma paSado; pero convene vivir preve-
nldos. Nuestro cafe pudiera encontrar
ahora en- Ell mercado americana un con
sumldor que hasta ahora no ha logra-
90, pero hace falta cue el gobierno de
Daerto Rico coopera a este en- forma
mas etectiva que la de esa agencia oue
venmos sosteniendo EN- New York.
FL senior Mariani entrevistara how 4
Mr. Wager. eXplanandole su punto de
vista fespecto a la facil soluci6n que
puede darse a esta ijera crisis del cafe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19
M1sica en- la plaza

FL programa para la retreta que Il
Banda del Regimiento dara manana eI
la plaza de Baldorioty, es el siguiente
Marcia National Emblem;' Bag
ley.
Selection de la opereta El soldaG3
de Ch) olate," @. Straus.
Waltz Intermezzo, "Myosotis;" Mi
randa.
Paso Goble, "El Abanico;' csfp ma
Gran selection de la opereta "E
Condc de Luxemburgo Lehar.
Tango Argentine, "Y... COMO Z
va - Valverde.
A Phine-wine Rag, Honnebcrg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19
Cine Tres Banderas'

En- el popular cine de Portell y Gar
Ella huho anoche mucha gente para yer
q los reyes de la jota
Hay que reconocer que la pareja ba-
turra haila muy bien; pero aquella J
dos coplicas y el ndmero de la jota bsi-
lado no pueden constituir espectaculo
Hace falta algo mas, 81 Sc aspira 4 otra
cosa que no sea debutar y. 81 te vi,
no me acuerdo.
La empresa del Cine puso dos bue-
mas pelfculas que gustaron mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19
Para ell Norte

Esta tarde elnbarcaran en- ell "Caro-
lima Ia sonora dona Josefa Labarthe
de Neamann y su encantadora hija
Zaida, que de tan alta estimaci6n go
cial gozan en- Ponce.
Las distintinguidas viajeras Sc pro-
ponen pasar una temporada en- los Fs-
tados Unidos.
Deseamosles una feliz travesia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19
COSAS DEL OLA

Nos cansamos de todo. Cuando el
Attorney Mr.. Brown dio SUI famosa OPT
mon dc que con arreglo la ley en-
5onces vicente los municipios no po-
dian distraer fondos en- ell manteni-
miento de Bandas de mlsica, pusimos
al grito en- ell cielo:
Ell Attorney es un neurastenico.
Nh Brown esta loco.
-Propongo que a appendices de
bombardino" de ''bajo' Sc les pa
que una vivienda cerca del domicilio
del Attorney, como severe castigo por
su ira contra los filarm6nicos.
ESQ Y algo mas Sc decia. Y cual-
qul1r eXtranJero que no nos conociese,
segllramente habrla pensado, al yer la
clamorosa protesta del pals, que aqui
Ia mllsica es un elemento esencia isimo
Je vida y sin ella nos aburrimos So
Deranamente =.
Mr. Brown Sc fue; el Parlamento en-.
nend6 la ley, Y nuestro municipio for
mo una eXcelente Banda. Y como va
tenemos 10 que queriamos pues ahora
cesulta que de los dos conciertos que
,emanalmente la Banda Municipal da,
n el del martes apenas 81 Sc pasea por
"a plaza un centenar de personas
Tn amigo me dice:
-Irl 4 los cines la gente
Pero no es ash los cines por 10 regu-
ar tiehen tambi6n una entrada que no
.orresponde al n6mero de habitantes
e San Juan.
81 hi gratis nuestra gente quiere la
n6sica jqu6 puede esperarse para las
;ompanlas que 4 base de ella vengan 4
rabaJar al Teatro Municipalg
Como antes nos quejabamos Gle que
10 huhiese conciertos en- la plaza aho-
IA nos quejamos de que el Teatro este
:errado la mayor parte del ano, y pc
limos que yengan cOmpaniaS dramati-
eas. Actualmente permanece cerrado
a mayor parte, pero tempo llegara en-
lue Lava que alquilarlo para Acade-
MIA d. rumbas 81 Sc quiere saaar lie
Il alg(ln producto, porque seguramente
Que nj Balaguer, III Fuentes, nj la Mo
reno, n ninguno de esos artistas es-
Ia dispuesto 4 sacrifcarse educando-
nos es dccir trasladarse 4 Puerto Ri
go nueYamente para no resarcirse 81
quiera de los gastos de viaje
Seria curioso vorifcar un ecrtamen
para saber cu1l es el gusto de nuestro
p1blico en- cuestiones Gle arte, estabIe-
ciendo como base Que nadie que no sea
verdadcramente sincere podra tomar
parte en- ell mismo.
Y en- 10 que alguien realiza cl traba-
jo de organizarlo, yo me atrevo pro
poner al maestro Tizol que en- vez de
selecciones de opera danzas de Cam
pos que hasta anora han constituido la
parte principal de los programs, for
me ell del martes proximo de csta ma
nera:
1.-Rumba.
2 Turkey ey-trot
@.-5omba
De 10 bueno POGO; ademas, como hay
que contar con las repeticiones que
proden ser sol:citoaas, con csc tres
numeros basta.
Ejecatando ese seIectisimo progra-
ma, despues del pr6yimo martcs "a Sc
tendria una base para ell certamen.
Y, despu6s de todo, algo habrfan de
salir ganando los empresarios que
pienser traer cierta clase de artistas
al pals
FRA-DIAVOLO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19

Sr. Presidcnte de Ia "L:ga Obrera
dc Puerto Rico"
San Juan, p. r.
Seior:
FL "Centro de Detallistas de esta
ciudad ha recibido y leido, con senala-
da atenci6n, su atenta carta, fecha 13
de los actuales, y tiene muy especial in
teres Ell contestar respctuosamente 4
las indicaciones que en- la misma Sc
hacen
No debe ocultarse al ilustrado critic
RIO de cuantas personals integran la Lii
ga Obrera, como tambien al p1bico en-
general, que ell alza de los precios de al
gunos articulos, pertenecientes al Ra-
mo de Provisiones. esta perfectamente
de acuerdo con Ia subida de precios que
Sc cotizan en- New York, y en- los demas
Imercados productores y eXportadores
el Comerciante detaIlsta de Puerto
Rico, al alterar los tipos de venta de
articulos de primera necesidad, 10 ha
hecho 'imperiosamcnte solo" basado
IN las cotizaciones de los mercados pro
ductores y abastecedores de esta plaza
No debe ignorar, tambi6n la Liga,
Obrera, que los Comerciantes detaIlis-
tas de Puerto Rico. teniendo su credi-
70 muy limitado las operaciones al
Ieontado, hace que aquelIos efect1en sus
Icompras semanal 8 quincenalmente. sin
poder acaparar grandes existencias, que
pudieran Salvar, en- circunstancias
anormales como las presentes. las exi-
gencias del mercado. Hay mas; queda
jnstificado cl aumento en- sus peQuenas
cxistencias de provisiones por las per
didas que ha de esperimentar el Deta-
llista. con la reduction del vo1men de
stls negocios debido la carestia de los
articulos.
No obstante las poderosas razones.
ahOra expuestas EN- pro del justificado
proceder de los comerciantes detallis-
tas, en- los actuales momentos, este Cen
tro, nterpretando los altruistas deseos
lie la Liga Obrera, hara todo cuanto
sea factible y practicara. las posibies
gestiones, 4 fla de aminorar hasta don
de Sc pueda la subida de los precios de
art1culos de primera necesidad, tenien-
do muy Ell cuenta la precaria situacion
porque atraviesa la IsIa toda, siendo la
clase Obrera la mas castigada en- nues-
tros dlas.
Puede la Liga Obrera, tener la com
lpleta seguridad que le sera muy grato
q este Centre de Detallistas atender 4
cuantas indicaciones Sc digne hacerle
aquella Association, prestandole su de-
cidida ayuda maxine cuando Sc trata
de realizar fines tan humanitarios.
Muy respetuosamente
Firmado. Benigno Fernandez, Pre-
sidente Accidental. Firmado. -Joa-
Iquin Martinez, Secretario Accidental
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19
TEATRO MUNICIPAL.

FL viernes Sc presentara en- q Mum.
cipal, IN nuevo duetto que presenta va
rios n1mero de variedad muy agrada.
bles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19
FRA-DIAVOLO.
Mrs. Brilliant

F'sta tarde llegara en- el vapor CO
rreo americana Mrs A. Brilliant. her
mana del que fue nuestro querido ami
go don Luis Weisberg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-19
La carestla
de los viveres
San Juan, P R. Is de Agosto de 1914
Senior Don
Jose Perez Losada.
Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
DE PUERTO RICO.

Muy distinguido senior: Con esta fe-
cAa he dirigido al Sr. Presidente de la
Liga Obrera de Puerto Rico, la adj
junta carta, que he de agradeccr a u.s.
ted, infinite sea publicada Ell las colum-
mas de su ilustrado diario.
Doy usted, las mas expre5iyas gra.
cias por la atenci6n, que no dido mere
Ger de usted, quedando muy suyo afec-
tisino S. S..
Benigno FERNANDEZ
presidente Accidental.
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TIJOU
J. j. THEATRE
TODAY'S PROGRAM.
A WEB or FATE

A WEB OF FATE
Warmers features. A powerful 3
reel western mclodrama featuring
Miss Dot Farley. The scenes are laid
In New Mexico and are full or that
adventuresome country. See the won
derful horsemanship and continuous
thrilling action.
THE CALL BACK,
Victor. A strong western with +
Warren Kerrigan,
Coming Tuesday '.Luciile Love" Sc
ries No. 6.
Coming Thursday "Samson" the
most costly and wonderful drama ever
produced OF Its kind. in six parts with
500 scenes and 1000 players featut-
ing J. Warren Kerrigan and his sister.
Kathleen Kerrigan.
Coming June 18th "Hearts Adrlft"i4
reel Famous Players feature with
beautiful aIary Picford.
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$4,000 100000 10000 Il
EUREKA NEWS
"o"" oo"o"oo 10000 300 o o

The lay rchOol at this place ciose,i
Friday after IL very successful term
Of seven months. taught by Miss Vale
ria CrOwlher. The exhibition at night
was fine. The music between the
\ acts rendered by Miss Winton Crow
ther was highly appreciated by the
audience. The children carried out
their parts well and showed fine train
ing Oh the part OF their teacher. The
exercises consisted of songs. rccita-
tions and dialogues interspersed with
instrumental music on the piano. The
audience. and especially the patrons
went home we'll pleased with the even
ing's entertainment.
Misses Genevive and Tommie Shir-
ley and brother OF Honea Path spent
the week end at Mr.. J. w. Shirley's.
Miss Winton Crowther of Antreville
was up for the school entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Anderson visited
the home place Of the formers grand
father II Greenvflle county. 1t brought
scenese OF bOyhood days.
Prof. Samuel Anderson Is improving
rapidly
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Mahuffey were
the guests for the week end of Mrs.
II. f. Campbell.
Miss Nellie Gentry is home for the
summer.
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Growing
Children
They should he Protected Against In.
ternal lneleanliness ns Well us
External lIuclenniineSs.

The delicate organs Of the maturing
child are more susceptible to the In
iluence. of disease and infection than
are the more seasoned organs OF the
HrOwn-up. AAlarin take an early and
strong hold on the child's liver and
cnusese headaches. coated tongue, in
digestion, cramps and many other
dangerous conditions
These are the signal posts OF warn
Ing nature provides that your child
may be relieved OF impending sick
ness.
The proven remedy. CARSWELL'S
LIVER AID which is purely a liquid
VEGETABLE compound should be In
your medicine chest ready to admins
ter at the first sign Of a disordered
liver.
Fifty cents purchases n large bottle
at FriersOn's Pharmacy. under the abb
solute guarantee that price will be re.
turned without bubble IL you want
Il,
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PERSONALS

vi. S. ATalloy Of :'olumbi;, .lus .cai.
spending few days in t,.c city ON
business.
J. NJ. Clark of Hall townsii:, was in
the city yesterday for fcN hours
q. W. Casey of Five Fork, was
among the business visitors to the rity
yesterday.
w. II. Fair OF Columbia was in the
city ynsterday, IL guest at tho ;'hiumo-
In hotel
w. e. King anu II. II. Pric, of Town
Vile spent part OF yesterday In t'ie
city.
Mrs. Chris Suber has returned 10 her
home IN WilliumstUn after 4 short :iY-
II to friends here.
AIR. and Mrs. l.. o. Robinson of An
treville were shopping In the c:fv yea
terday
w. W. Sn0nk. business manrg": OF
The lntelligcncrr, is spending 4 ahnTt
time In Waltcrboro Oh business"
Y. u. Patterson. Il we'll known huSi-
ness man Of Spartanbnrg. was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. w. M McCuc ANA dau:htcr,
Clara Mct'ue Of l,ambcrg. are spending
Il few days In the :ity with Mrs. IL. X.
Campbell.
Mrs. ]. W. Mccue of Charl"1tnn is
In the city. the guest OF Mrs. J. W.
Speakc.
l.. T.. Green of Charlotte was 81 tho
city yesterday for f,w hour; on
business.
W. Orr Of Charlotte wa. anon, tn"
visitors to spend yesterday IN The city.
u. NJ ,Mct:ntirr or Gasi0n:a. y c.,
was in the city yesterday. n gncs; ut
the Chiquloa hotel.
q. r. Buchanan of. Piedmont was
among the visitors to spend yrater-
day In the city.
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Purple nEd White
seen EyeryWIipre.

Anderson will he Mblaze with color
on .'u,;" 1913 when the State Conven-
tinn OF Elks comes here. according to
u statement made by the committee to
cllaikc of the decorations yesterday.
The chairman OF the committee said
hat a Eiajnrity Of the business houses
Of the city had consented to decorate
their place, for the event and on every
street will be- seen the the purple and
white burners Of the order. The
same firm in charge Of the decorations
In Anderson for the Confederate re-
unior vii: return and will have charge
OF the ldks decorations and this Is
sufficient assurance that the city will
present i, beautiful appearance when
the first delegates arrive on the morn
ing Of the Eth. Estimates are steadily
climbing rs to the number coming
hers troin uil parts of the state for th,.
two days.
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Railroads Cause
Him Much Trouble.

Victor r. Cheshire has entered suit
against the q. S. L. A., railway
through his attorney. A. H. Dagnall
for damage done by one of the city
cars to on" vi Mr.. Chcshire's teams
The plaintiff in the action alleges that
his team was twice run into by one
of tho cars On the city lines and al
most demolished Since he filed the
action MIR. Cheshire has also hnd an
other team TO b0come frightened at d
car and run away.
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90 20 % o 90 % o o. o q o
Senate met at IL q. NJ
Debate was resumed OH the repeal
OF the Panama tolls exemption
Recessed at G:0G -. m.. 10 noon OH
SatuI day
House met at II A. NJ
The senate resolution inviting for
tlBn governments to- participate in
the National Star Spangled Banner
celebration in baltimore in Septem-
bcr was adopted.
Undcr the five minute rule debate
wa resumed the railroad securi-
ties bill.
Progressive party bills for Fed
cral employment bureau were discuss
al before the labor committee bill.
Progressive party bills for Fed
c;al employment bureau were dis
cliS:cd before the labor conmitie.
Passed the Coving;On trade com :
nii:sion bill without record vote.
Passcd Clayton antitrust bill 275 to
81.
PASSED. Rayburn railroad securities
bill 325 10 l2.
Began general debate on suntry civ
II appropriation bill
Speaker announced that election
contest % Gill VS.. Dyer tNIissour)
would be taken ny in June 1919.
Adjourned at 5:35 until nGcr on
Saturday.
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BnIid Concerts
Proving Popular.

On" O: f::c r':d popular undertake
inGs ,M launched in Anderson is the
Sunday afternoon concert, given in
North hnt tCrson by the Second Regi-
mcnt l.anG Plans for the concert next
Sun:ay alt"r:!uOn are already com
pletr,l and thCr. will doubtless be Il
number of Anderson people at the
park for :he afternoon. Seats are
provided free. together with ice water
and the traction Company has granted
u special rOund-trip rate for the after
aGnr. The musical program has been
ar angel with muc!. care and the af-
tcrHoon s:lOlhl b. pleasant. Director
ErmErrr a:.'IUl.nccs that the concert
vii h'E:I, IT 80 clocl: and will con-
tim. ru:il Otl>cK
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Rrbekka Lodge
Holds Jubilee.

The EeMkka Ledge Is planning for
an enjoyable time tonight when the
ladies' of that order will serve ice
cream and cake to the public. The
Ccd Fellows hall at Anderson Mill
will he utilized and the plans made
call for the serving OF very dainty
refreshments. One feature of the
evening will be the awarding of the
prize cake to the most popular young
lady present. There is no admission
zee and the gathering will not he lin
iteh to :nenher: of the Itcbekka lnc.ge
hui the cntiro public Is cordially i'll
vitCu
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Dr>plses Policy Oi
t.at-1nil Swinging.

The latest candidate 10 announce in
Anderson county for commissioner Is
X A. MuliikiH who l.; Offering for
commissioner To represent tIupcwcli.
Garyin. IlOnra Path anh Williamson.
Mr. iiuilik.n say. lllai h. vii make Il
""d race ard will poll good vut"
h:I that he will du il an hi:. own niur-
~. lie has no use Tor Tie cuat-tail
swinging methods and will not b..
ionnd doing shat when the campaign
opens
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TONEY GREER


The iirltOn Journal.
Mr.. Willie Putnam ard Mr.. j. r.
::rlaon, of Fountain Inn, spent th.
"eci. end at Mr. j. r. COthrans.
Among those who attended the m
ion meeting ut Davcnt0n church Sun
day were Misses Maggie. Quccnic and
Mamie Cotiirana. Nora and Edna Cos
.ctt. Rosa and Annie Holiday.
hlr. and Mrs. Walter Willlama. of
Grcenvillc. were the guests o! MIR. und
Mrs. J. e. Smith Thursday night.
Messrs. Louie Rodgers. George
Adair. y. Nj. und Tate kellett. Walter
Woods. Josh Cox and Billie Gillian
should be mentioned among the visit
ora who attended Sunday school ut
Cedar Shoul Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. cothrnns attend
ed tho union meeting ut Shady Grove
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Tom HuT spent the
weck end ut Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 8 Goth
rams.
Miss Ruby Smith was in Bolton
shopping Tuesday.
Nlisses Clara and Iva Cothran visit
ed friends ut Cheddar one day last
week.
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Anderson IL
Well IfpDreSentel.

Anderson is well represented mt the
Grand Council OF the United Colniner-
cial Travellers, now i'll session IN
Creenviile. a number or Anderson 3
travelling men left Thursday night for
Greenville and another delegation
went yesterday, while the remaining
few viii! doubtless go to-day. Infor-
nation coming to Anderson is that
everybody Is having a big time and
indications are that the Greenville
meeting will be the most successful
yet held. Travelling men from all
parts OF North and South Carolina are
in attendance and are making the pro-
gram very interesting.
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Candidate Will
speak Here Today.

II is expected that a number of
An'lrl:'on county voters will be on
hand this afternoon TO hear John b.
Adger Mutually. candidate for COVER
nor. spral: in the Anderson court
house. Mullally has spoken in UNI
b"r OF counties and comes today 10
his home county. He says that he Is
supmrte Of that distinguished
gentleman. Coleman Livingstone
i'lrasr." and seems to have no doubts
abnnt being elected to the governors
chair.
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if0nea Path People
We're Here Yesterday.

Mr.. end Mrs. George E.. Moore of
1ionra Faith were In the city yester-
day and while here Mr.. Moore talked
very interestingly of the political sit
uation in Honea Path and what the
people Of his section will do in poll
tics this summer. Mr.. Moore also
commented on the large number OF
new buildings going up on every hand
H. Anderson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-06
Material Here
t1r Extension.

Tie material for the extension OF
IN" North Anderson street railwau Is
now arriving daily and work OF piac-
ing TIA" track Will at once be begun.
The extension work will consist of
laying 1000 additional feet of track
i'll North Anderson to the Varina
Brown park place and the promoters
III North Anderson say that they ex-
Fcc; to have the ears running by July
at the latcSt This will be a great
convenience to people living In North
Anderson and will also serve number
of the public iournc.ing from the city
&C the park.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-06
Judge Prince Is
ON SUPREME I,euCll.

Judge George r.. Prince j.; &ppnhin, },
Il few days in Columbia where he WAS
called for the purpose Of sitting on
Tue "uprcme court bench. Judge
Prince adjourned cU:irt in Anderson
hli Wednesday. after having presided
Tor almost an entire month here. The
next tenn of court for this county will
ID" The court Of common pleas, which
i3 TO cCHvcnr on June Is.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-06
t;rrenyilIe Nan
Here Yesterday.

o. j.. Richardson of Greenvillc. n
well known man connected with the
firm Of Jennings ~ Bryant, spent yes
trrday in Anderson on business for
his company. MIR. Richardson says
t'at :lIr outlook for the cotton crop
Is not nearly as bad as som people
..ruln To be intimating and that in some
sections the farmers are well pleased.
as tlcy have Il right to be-