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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-10-04

Vancouver Barracks. Wash, Oct 2
The Seventeenth and Eighteenth
batterits Of field artillery. left here
Monday over the Northern Pacific
railroad for Newport News. Va, by
way OF Puget Sound.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-10-04

Tampa Fla. Oct 2.-orders have
been received here BY army quarter
masters from Washington 10 have
steamers ready 70 bad on Wednesday
morning. The Cuban nag Is sim fly
ing over the Cuban legation hers.
ADD CNBA.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-10-04

warsaw, Oct s.-Tne Associated
Press was informed TUESDAY ihat The
executive conmhtee Of TIE socialists.
At meeting held Monday. decided up
% an active resumption Of terrorism.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-10-04
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Established 1875
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SasoOues Som 9nocRinss 97eRiceeo, Stouea, 4iouee,
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Abilene, Kansas.
We extend you special invitation attend the Ma
jest1 Baking store only,
During this Demons We Will have Majestic
Range actual operation from
factory explaining thoroughly all points.
Hot coffee and biscuits Will be served free every
day during the week. Come day whehe you
buy The gained probably serve
you the
HODGE BROS,
During this week only, we will actually free
with Majestic Range sold,
ST. be on exhibition at our
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-10-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


live stock.
Kansas City, Oct. 3.-Cattle-NativS
steers, A.0Od6.5O; cows and helfers, ST..
$780, stockers and feeders, s2.25d45o;
western steers, S40d5.O0. Hogs-Bulk
Of sales, s6.4Odf6,5O Sheep.-Muttons, A.i6
$3.50. lambs, S5.5Oq7.25.
Chicago. Oct. 3-Cattle-Beeves, $3.50
d7.0O; cows and heifers, $l.6Oal5. 20; stock
ers and feeders, s25Od4.40. Hogs-Mixed
and butchers, e5.2OG6SO. Sheep, 1850
5.35; lambs. A75q7.75.
St. Louis. Oct. 3.-Beef steers. $1,000 90
stockers and feeders, $2.OoQ4,50: cows and
heifers, s2.0Od55O; Texas steers, sS.OOa5, IL
Hogs-Pfgs and lights, t5.ioG6.70. Sheep
Natives, SSO0a5.5O; lambs, A.OOd7.O0.
Grain.
Kansas City. Oct a-Close-wheat-
70 lower; Dec. 6sH; May 12%: cash No.
2 hard 7OisI72; No. 3 69d7l; No. 2 rcd
2; No. 3 20, Corn-Unehanged 10 &c
lower. Dec. SIst; May Ss1k; July 80: cash
No. mixed 49,; No white l6. Oats
Unchanged; No, 2 white 55035as; No. 2
mixed 22ik.
Chicago. Oct s--Cash- wheat-No. 4
rcd 5ia55; No. red 1sG7pi; No 2 haro
7iisG75. No. . hard 7ll7iis; No. north
ern slGS3; No. northern 7aaS; No.
spring 76Gso Corn-No. 2 i5Adi7; No.
3 ishR47. oats-No. g; No, S2&.
ST. Louis. Oct 3.--Close-W heat-Low-
or; track No. red cash q; No. hard
1905: Dec. TgMq1g7s: Jan. 77aG7iss.
Corn-Lower; track No. cash i5kdss;
Dec. ioN: May az: No. 2 white ElsdfG
oats-Lower; track No. 2 cash 81; Dec.
81; May S5is; No. white g
Produce.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-10-04

Kansas City. oct l-EgEs &c per
doE Poultry-Hens b.; brolicrs. loo:
turkeys lie; Butter-creamery, extra.
SC, firsts. lSc; packing stock, isitc Pota
toes EG76c per bu. Cabbage. $50 per
cgt Tomatoes. $50 per b.. Onions
7ods,c per bu. Watermeions. tiloo920
p~r doL
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23
SunflOwer Philosophy.

What do you do?" a man
asked a reporter today. 1--WE
seen you on the streets for
years and have never seen you
do thing"
"You are looking fiue," a
number of men said to a citizen
today. After the citizen went
out they said he would be the
next old timer to go.
Occasionally a woman will
allow her husband to choose
the clothes he wears. but when
it comes to choosing the church
to attend or the family doctor,
he takes hers or goes without
Perhaps a memory that grows
poorer as the years pile up is a
merciful thing, seeing that all
that most of US have to remem-
Der is what fools we made Of
ourselves.
1t is good plan to pass
peaches around in the dark to
guests on the front porch, so
that when death comes to the
worm in the fruit it will merci-
fully be spared the sight of the
monster who is devouring it.
This is the season of the year
when the country feels more
than all else the need of one in
authority who shall say what
constitutes the proper length of
a visit. When d woman is
alone, is two weeks long
enough, provided she came as
far as a hundred miles, and if
she has children, how long
should she stay, number of chill.
dren and distance travelled to be
taken into consideration. -
Atchison Globe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23

in the alley between Stamm's
and Levy's, over a can of beer
and both men were badly iniur-
ed, Avery's condition today be-
ing regarded as critical.
The men were drinking beer
when a quarrel started. Avery
drew his knife and slashed his
antagonist across the throat,
on the cheek and in the head,
making frightful gashes from
which the blood spurted out IN
streams.
Though weakened by the loss
of blood Holland managed to
get brick and throw it at
Avery with all his force. The
missile struck Avery on the
side of the head, rendering him
unconscious and injuring him
so that his recovery is a matter
of grave doubt. The side of
his head is crushed in, his eye
injured permanently and be is
delirious,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23
All

During the hot weather hun
dreds of Monroe citizens who
could not go to the springs
wanted mineral water and could
not get it because the pump at
the mineral well was out of or
der and it did not seem to be
the City Councils business to
see the pump was put TO work.
Day after day stagnant water
stood in the tank and as a re-
suit, Thursday morning mil
lions of wiggle tails was on the
water, a sight never seen
at the mineral well before.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23
At Midnight.

I stood on the bridge at mid
night and plunged into the
stream OF matrimony, is the
song that Fred Wihrte, Of
Madison can sing, for according
to the Hannibal Journal lie and
Miss Florence Theobold of that
city were joined in the bonds
of wedlock at that hour by
Judge Dent.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23

The pump has been repa ired,
but whose business is it to see
that it is kept running?
And right here let US say:
The water work company prom.
ised drinking water at Main
Street by July 4 and Aug. 16. it
was still down in the well.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23
Eastern Contract For KeSsIer.

George E. Kessler, landscape
architect for the park board, is
now in Syracuse, N Y, where
be has been engaged to lay out
a park and boulevard system.
Mr.. Kessler will not sever his
CO injection with the Kansas
City park commission.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23
Rival of Panama Canal.

While Congress and the Ad-
ministration have been trying to
find out what KIDD OF a canal
they are going to dig at Pan
anna, the Mexican Government
has been quietly putting the
finishing touching upon an en-
terprise for inter.oceanic traffic
which bids fair to become a
very formidable competitor of
our own chosen route. writes
Reno Bache in Technical World
Magazine for September.
This fall it will open for bust
ness a railroad running across
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23
A Bar to Suicide

The Scot is proveroially care
full with money, but if the fol-
lowing be true. says Pick Me
Up, he is more careful than we
before believed, The other day
a wild eyed H ghlander entered
Il chemists shop and asked tor
"Twa pennoriu O. rough on rats
Awrm sick o. this life," he gas
ed out He was informed that
it was only sold in six penny
packets. He looked long and
lovingly at his pence, and then
said: Then Anvil not commit
suicide the moo"
j. N. McPlke visited his sons
in Hannibal, Thursday,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23
Bloody Battle at MOberIy.

Moberly, Mo, Aug. 16 EN-.
nett Holland, of Moberly and
Luther Avery, Of Higbee, had a
fight at 8 o'clock last evening
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Total abstinence, Prohibition
of the liquor traffic, One stand.
ard of morals for men and WON
en-. The education of public
sentiment for right.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23

The w. 9. It. U. has been in
evidence at several of our
Chautauquas giving the cause
an Impetus through our untir-
ing workers aud speakers.
The life of Frances E. Will
lard can most appropriately be
studied on Temperance Sunday,
September 80, as that date is so
near the date Of her birthday
Sept. 28), We urge all White
Ribbouers to seize this oppor-
tunity of making September 80
a significant day. Frances Will
lard said when she was nearing
her heavenly home "Oh how l
want our women to have a new
conception Of religion. The re.
ligion OF the world is a religion
of love, it is home religion, it
is a religion of peace Aud
what wonderful education the
White Ribbon work is for it's
members. Let your heart be
filled with christian virtues Of
which love is greatest of all.
Read these Bible selections
and see what strong temper
ance book Gods word is.
Lev. Mill. 1 Cor. 5:11; X1:21.
Numbers Wis; Luke 1917.
The Nazarites the First TEN
perance Society.
Numbers XV:37 80. The First
Ribbon Badges.
Proverbs XX:1.13. wine is
a Mocker.
Proverbs XXIII:2O-35. BE
not Among Wine Bibbers.
Isaiah VIZ 30. &c apti witty
Through Drink"
Isaiah XXVII:17, 14-1S; X:1-3.
National Glory destroyed by
Wiue and wicked laws.
Jeremiah XXXV:1,10. The
absta lining Rechabites.
Daniel l. Daniels Bond oil
Hope.
Nahum l. Drunkards Of
Nlnlvoh.
Habakkuk 1920. WOE un,
to Him that giveth his neighbol
drink"
ICor. Wills 10. Abstinence
for the sake of others.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23

the Isthmus of Tehuantepec
from the port of CoatzA Coalcos
on the Gulf of Mexico to Salina
Cruz on the Pacific. Great har-
bors and docks have been built
at both termini.
The Tehuantepec Railroad
proposes to compete for all
traffic between our own Allan
tic ports and the Orient; also
for the trade between New:York
and San Francisco; and between
European ports and the Orient
in a word, for all of the traffic
that is now moving around Cape
Horn, over our trauscnntiueutal
railroads, and through the Suez
Canal Republic
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23

LacIede County Court Refuses License
Lebanon, Mo Aug 10 The
saloon question in this county
was transferred from the Cir
cult Court, 10y the mandamus
issued by Judge W0odside last
week, to the County Court, and
that body. il session since Mon
day morning, has been Debating
the question Of issuing a license
to W. P. Simpson, Of the La
clede Hotel, and T. L Libby,
who has been keeping a saloon
in the Lebanon House block
After hearing much testimony
and the arguments Of the attor-
neys, Senator Frank H. Farris,
of Steelville, representing the
applicants, and L. c. Mayfeld,
OF this city, representing the
Anti-Saloon League, the County
Court this morning spread upon
its records all order refusing to
grant license"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23
Third,

Gratitude, the Monroe horse
took third money at Brookfeld
Thursday. A big rain made
the track very heavy and the
horse, considered the slow one
of the bunch, took first money.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-23

Hive your stationery printed
at the DEMOCRAT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19

con respecto a los otros pueblos
del orbe. una mission provlden-
cial y augusta.
Nuestros tutores deben to-
mar ejemplo de estas frases de
Taft:
Los indivfduos de la raza latina
estan acostumbrados, y no sin razon,
( caracterizarnos & nosotros los que
pertenecemos a Ia raza anglo-sajona,
como abruptos engrefdos en- la OPT
MON que nos formamos de nuestro
poder de hacer avanzar Ia civiliza-
cion; pero aquellos de nosotros que
hemos tenido OCCASION de ponernos en-
contacto con la civilization de la raza
espafiola y de sus descendientes, he
mos hecho que sc despierte en- nos
otros el conocirniento de que la raza
anglo sajona tiene mucho que apren-
der del refnamiento Intellectual de la
|capacidad de raciocinio, del tempera-
mento artfstico, de la imagination
poetica, de los grandes idea1es, y de
la cortesfa de las razas latinas y es-
| panOlaS.
Hay que conocer la historic de es-
tas colonias para darse cuenta de Ia
fuerza tremenda que ESpafIa ha dedi
cado q Ia obra de civilization pro
greso del mundo. Pero las naciones,
como los hombres, pasan por sus 6po.
cas- de avance y de reacci6n. Las
grandiosas obras pdblicas realizadas
por Espa1a por todas parties del
mundo, son prueba de su paciencia y
esp1ritu emprendedor en- siglos en-
que nosotros los del mundo angle
salon estabamos luchando con algo
de muchas menos pretensiones. /"
No es este, desgraciadamen
te, el criterio que sustentan los
congregantes. que no ven en-
nosotros mas que defectos, sin
que el tempo que viven en- es-
tos pafses les haya servido pa
ra darse cuenta de 10 que ha
Observable Mr.. Taft.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
I'll prOseyo De Nh. Abraham Enppd

Mr.. Abraham Koppel, llamado por
los Tribunales de Puerto Rico para
el proceso que Sc le sigue, present6
solicitud de "Habeas Corpus" ante Ia
Corte Suprema de Nueva York, fun
dandose en- no poder, como ciudadano
americana, ser sustrafdo de Ia acci6n
de los Tribunales de los Estados
Unidos para ser juzgado en- Puerto
Rico que no gozaba de Ia condici6n de
territorio. La Corte Suprema de
Nueva York deneg6 Ia solicitud, fun
dandose en- que Puerto Rico era te-
rritorio para los efectos de la extra
dicion.
Con igual fundamento hizo Mr., Ko-
ppe1 otra solicitud de "Habeas Cor
pus' la Corte del Distrito Sur de
Nueva York (Ind and for the Sou
thern District of New York;, y por
iguales motives fue denegada Ia So
licitud
Mr.. Koppel, de Ia anterior reso1u-
cion, apelo ante Ia Corte SuPrema de
Washington y en- la actualidad Sc
halla libre bajo la fanza prestada de
$1,000 hasta que resuelva Ia mencio-
nada Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
ReYiSta de los TribunaleS
CORTE DE DISTRITO
Juicio contra Julio Galvez Otero, por
el delito de portar arnas
prohibidas

Sego1n la denuncia, Sc lie imputaba el
delito de que, el dfa 7 de Septiembre
pasado, concurrio 4 I'm meeting en- la
plaza de Armas, portando I'm rev6l
yer, que fu6 visto por TN guardia,
quien denuncio el hecho al sargento
Costa.
Practicadas las pruebas, procedi6
Ell Lcdo. Guzinan Benftez (don Tuan)
4 Ia defensa del scusado. Hizo att
nadas alegaciones, pidiendo al final
de las misnas la revocation de la
sentencia de la Corte Municipal de
San Juan, por a,que Sc condenaba a
Galvez Otero 4 Ia pena de 25 pesos de
multa y 90 dfas de carcel, fundando-
Sc en- ser la pena excesiva, dada las
razones que habfa expuesto.
Ell sefIor Fiscal pidio la conviction
del acusado.
La Corte por su honorable Juez Sc
flor Padilla, declare convicto 4 Gal
vez Otero del delito que Sc lie impu-
taba, bastando para clio, el hecho de
portar armas prohibidas; pero aten-
diendo una Jurisprudence, puesto
que no habfa existido resistencia por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
Juicio contro Pedro Fuentes, por el
delito de acometimiento y
aggression

Sc acusa 4 Fuentes, que Ell dia 20
,de Septiembre en- Ell barrio de LA
Perla corrio, cuchillo en- mano, su
convecino Pablo Quif1ones.
Fueron examinados los te estigos del
seflor Fiscal.
El sef1or Falcon, defensor del acu-
sado, dijo que lie bastaba con la pro.
pla declaration del acusado.
E1 sef1or Fiscal pidi6 la conviction
del acusado.
El seflor Falcon dice que solo es
culpable SD defendido del de1ito de
Iacometimiento, pero no del de agre-
sion, porque teniendo oportunidad y
estando en- condolences para rea1izar-
10, no fu6 su Amino agredir q Quihones
sino intlmarle para evitar sus cons
tantes perse ecuciones.
Alega otras poderosas razones rel
terando la Corte la sdplics del cas-
| tigo por una sola conviction.
La Corte accedi6 10 solicitado poi
Ell letrado, declarando 4 Fuentes cu1
pable. del delito de acometi imiento
sin circunstancias agravantes, { i'm
poniendole la pena de $50 de mu1ta {
SO d1as de carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
Concerto en- la plaza

Programa de las pleas que -tocara
en- la Retreta de esta noche, en- la
Plaza de Baldorioty de Castro. la
Banda de Ia Policfa Insular
1-Paso-doble de la zarzuela "Bo-
caccio, Suppe.
2-Overture 'Guarany, c. Gomez.
3-"La Corte de Granada = escenas
moriscas, 4 a1meros:
(al Marcia al Torneo
(bl Meditation
(cl Serenata
(d) Final
4-Duo de tiples de Ia opera Nor
ma, = Belllni.
5-"I.a Verbena. Mazurka con va
riaciones de bornbardino, Mi1pager.
6-Danza la Criolla,' Duefo.
Star Spangle Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
CONSEJO EXECUTIVE

Aver tarde estuvo reunido en- Sc
sion ordinaria el Consejo Executive
tratando sobre los siguientes asuntos:
Aprobo los nom bramientos de conce-
jales hechos por el gobernador Mr..
Winthrop, en- favor de los senores
Dimas Pagan y Ricardo Rodriguez,
Ide Guayanilla.
lgualmente la designation hecha
por los partidos unionista y republi-
|cano de los inspectores de elecciones.
Sc acept6 la rcnuncia del Inspector
|auxil lar sefor Rouser, y Sc autoriz6
elnombramiento de I'm empleado adj.
|cional con sueldo que no exceda de
ST. 200.
Fue aprobado e1 anticipo de 5000
hecho la Junta esco1ar de Guayana
Sc acepta Ell informe del Comite de
gobierno local sobre Ell hecho de que
el Consejo no tiene Jurisdiction para
lntervenir Ell contrucciones munich
pales que Sc hagan por administra
clon 8 subasta, pues ESQ compete 4
los municipios.
Sc autoriza al Supervisor de cleo
clones para que hagan todos los i'm
presos que sean necesarios para di-
cho Negociado. Y qued6 enterado el
Consejo de la communication del Sc
cretario de Puerto Rico acerca de la
aprobaci6n que Ell Presidente Roose-
welt hizo de Ia franquicia otorgada
al seflor Lothrop, de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
Rasgo plausible

En- la function que mafana Sc lie
vara 4 cabo en- nuestro Teatro 4 be-
nefcio de la viuda del Maestro Du-
chesne, ell popular y~aplaudido ba-
ritono don Manuel Real cooperara &
la amenidad del acto cantando la Ro-
mama de la Tempestad, Flor de la
Montafla y Ell Guitarrico.
Los enthusiasts y generosos senti-
mientos del sef1or Real, son por todos
corceptos plausibles en- la obra del
arte y del compafierismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
DE TEATRO


Con Ia preciosa comedia musical
"Jugando al escondite, dio comienzo
ell programa de la function de anoche
que fue como las anteriores, un exito
mas para el genial artista M. de La
Presa.
Hizo transformaciones increibles,
rapidlsimas, sorprendentes, oy6
muchos aplausos.
En- Ell cuarteto de los tres ratas ell
guardia, fue estruendosamente ova-
cionado el sedor La Presa.
Estas trasformaciones hechas < la
vista del p1blico, son de una perfec-
ci6n insuperable y de TN efecto ma
ravilloso.
En- e1 bale ing16s "On brighton
Beech que fu6 repetido despu6s de
una ovacion, fueron muy eelebradas
las sefloritas Vivero y Otero.
FL acto musical fu6 anoche extra
ordinario. TOGO Ell seflor La Presa.
con insuperab1e ejecuci6n, impri
mlendo la obra IN gran sentirnien-
to el "Nocturno nt1mero 2, le Cho
pin. Ell eminente artista estuvo ms
lpirad1slmo. La sala Sc inundo con
las armon1as divinas de esa do1cra
musical que han sabido admirar to-
dos los p1blicos.
Las obras del genio tienen sus in
terpretes escogidos; La Presa es ell
ejecutante exquisite de ese "noctur-
no que es como una Garcia prolon-
gada, espasmodica y divinamente es-
piritua1.
La danza Bella Guiana, de Viii
| te, fu6 muy aplaudida.>
Despues ocupo la silla de la direc-
ci6n ell sef1or La Presa.
Agito Ia sala un movimiento de
Expectation.
La orquesta pre1udi6 los primeros
compases del walls Niagara de TN
inspiradlsimo autor puertorriquefo:
del sefor r. Balseiro.
Desde la primera Erase del walls,
comprendimos que Sc trataba de un
6xito verdadero y franco.
El p1blico escucho entusiasmado,
| y el entusiasmo estall6 en- una for
midable, en- una estruendosa ovaci6n
resonante, que no Sc calm6 hasta que
el sef1or Balseiro Sc present6 en- la
escena accediendo 4 los deseos. elo-
cuentemente declarados, del pdblico.
Ell walls que es brillante, raudo be-
1llsimo, esta orquestado con gran
perfection, y tuvo un admirable inter
prete iderti6cado con la obra que CO.
nocfa hasta ell perfecto dominic, en-
Ell SefIor La Presa.
Ell de1icad1simo walls 1ento, Una
illusion original del seflor La Presa,
fu6 repetido anoche con exito extra
ordinario.
| Y termin6 el espectaculo con e1 ia.
guete c6mico-l1rico de Arniches Y
Montesinos, en- el que estuvo insu-
perab1e, como dijimos en- la noche
del estreno, la graciosisima tiple Au-
rora Gonzalez que cant6 muy bien Ia
romanza de tiple y estuvo insupera-
BILE en- toda Ia obra.
La mon1sina nina Eduvigis Ro-
driguez, fu6 muy celebrada y tam
bi6n escuch6 aplausos.
La seflorita Vivero (Adela) muy
graciosa. Y no hay que decir que
los seflores La Presa, Roselli y La
Presa (don Alfonso) sostuvieron al
p1blico en- una contlnua carcajada.
Para el jueves Sc anuncia el be-
nefcio de la seforita Gonzalez, y pa
ra el sabado Ell de las Vivero.
Ell del sef1or La Presa, no Sc efec-
tuara hasta Ia otra semana.
Domingo OrO@cO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-19
Don Eduardo Larroca

Por el vapor Caracas" que arrib6
aver nuestro puerto, regres6 de los
Estados Unidos, nuestro particular
amigo don Eduardo Larroca, quien
hacla una temporada Sc hallada au-
Sente.
El seffor Larroca ha hecho impor-
tantes compras en- los Estados Uni
dos para Su establecimiento de la
cal1e de San Francisco.
Nuestro afectuoso saludo al amigo
Larroca.