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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17
The Proof.

The Proof.
- Calling names don't make any real
difference" said the conservative
campaigner. . ,.s N
NO." answered the scientist. III It
did those Latin titles We have bsstowy-
cd on germs would have discouraged
them along ago." ,,cr.-, \ :-i. q. y, !, :,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17
TRl-sTATE WEATHER.

North Dakota -. Fair Sunday and
Monday; warmer Monday, and in the
northwest portion Sunday.
South Dakota - Partly cloudy and
colder Sunday; Monday fair and
warmer. .r w. "a z'E@s Y1.,t:;;%...* ="
Enthusiastically cloudy and cold
er Sunday; Monday fair.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17
EXCELLENT FINANCIAL SHOWING
MADE BY MANDAN CITY C0MM'N

showing very In
$516
on the streets built new Heart river at an expense of
department Aehs
paid interest bonds and paid old warrant and interest the
,1515 commission falling
the former administration Of $ss2e,e5.
Taking all circumstances together
have the free of floating debt besides large amount of
mentsa accomplished
prove
estng to Bima1ckees at this time, it is herewith given
Receipts
Cash December ....... ......... w 22s214
dfronhn magistrate 115o75
Received banks, interest deposits
Received ...... ... 1880
from rent ...
Received from county treasurer tax collections s451s
Received from licenses 514.oo
Received ordinance books
Received from pole tax collections $500
individuals 227ooo
druggists government 10000 900
Received from sale Of shed
<12'' - ,s5A5.4o
....... ... 4.......... essooo
Salaries ss7o44
Lights ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1854
Water 1905
Insurance As3s
Fire department fires supplies
Premium, surety ...........
Labor and repairs streets and bridges 1881
Printing ,.......... ......... 1870.
supples health department
extension 1900 feet sd&e1
New Heart river bridge 1s1sos
Miscellaneous -.
can December g. 5ss11s
ss54154o
,ns.s..ao.. u City os mans.n o.e.me.r !, vsoz
Boassa deb.
yoa4sng 1ss2ss5
,54s,ss5
lrs.sss1.@. 4 CITY January !, ,sos
bonded debt sssooo
. .,s.s
,4sasao
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
46,65s7428
SAVINGS BANKS.
RESOURCES
RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts. ..---..-. SC, go. $50 %
Overdrafts .........-...-..--. 1851
u. S Bonds on hand....-...... $4,000. -
Premiums on L. s. Bonds 4, l1a-Zf
Bonds. Securities, etc.......-. !, 3g7, 54g. 60
Banking House. Furniture
and Fixtures ................ 04.OSO31
other Real Estate owned. 62,509.I3
Due from National Banks
mot Reserve Agents)....... T7,S25. %
Due from State Banks and
Bankers etC.............-..... 2Ss, 5S3. 50
checks ard other Cash Items 21,3O4. s.
Exchanges for Clearing House o,,4s9- A
BiUs Of other National Banks l.6G0.OO
Fractional Paper Currency,
EickeIs and Cents. .........- 6,435.45
bank .....-.................... 26S, F37.1S
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid in......-.-- H.229. 400
Surplus fund 23J, 5000
Undivided Profits, less TX
penses and Taxes paid. 9l,5SZ-38
Due to O-her National Banks 165,S9O.3l
Bankers ....................... 2,O6434
Due To Trust Companies and
Savings Ranks.......-...-.... 71.622O OF
Dividends unpaid ............... l5l. 90
individual Deposits. ........... S,117,3SO. %
Notes and Bills redlscounted 10000
bills PAYABLE. ...........-....... 100000
Reserved for Taxes. 245,g45.OO
8.s99. 1914
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
BANK STATISTICS
INCOME, BOOK VALUE
Returns Based on Current
Market Prices and Last
Statements.

Messrs. Crane, Paris & Co. are send
ing out an interesting compilation Of the
book value OF bank stocks and income
rate Of. these shares and other local
stocks and bonds on their present mar
ket value. Statistics on book value of
bank shares were based on the last re-
port Of condition to the Comptroller of
the Currency.
The American National Bank has a
book value Of S137.07 a share, and pays
q net income Of ALB per cent on present
market value. The National Capital
pays $50 per cent and the book value is
2lS.O6- National City. 457; book value,
1866. Columbia National, income, 2.66
book value. 223.54. Commercial National
book value. 155.12, and income rate, BIG.
The income rate Of the Farmers & Me-
chanics is S.s7. book value, 264.s5. Lin
coin National rate. 428; book value, 1874.
80. Metropolitan National Bank rate.
$50; book value, 17448 The Riggs Ma
lonal pays 3.1O and has a book value of
1850. Second National, rate AS; book
Value, l5253. National Bank Of Wash
lngton, rate .. bOOl: value, 1854 Amerf-
can Security & Trust, rate . Sc; book
value los-O3- National Savings rate 2.4O;
book value, l7L32 Union Trust, rate
@fz' book value. LT75. u. S Trust has
not declared a dividend as vet bool,
value, u856. Washington Loan &, Trust
rate. BIS; book va ue. 188.s1 Dime Saw
Ihgs Bank. no divideld, value on books.
loZ1. East Washington Savings. 2. 6s ne,
turns; lbs book value
The. Home Savings Bank pays its
shareholders an income Of 3.93 per cent
end has a book value Of 16S q NTar-
chants & Mechanics Savings rate 2 5q
and book value 12061. Union SAVINGS
rate or income 2.77, book value f69 "a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
CHAIR MAY REPLACE
HAN&MAN'S MOOSE

The bill to substitute elcctrocution
for hanging in the District OF Co
lumbia IS again under consideration
by the Commissioners. The measure
was referred to them during the last
session Of Congress br the House
committee on the District Of COlum-
bla. Commissioner Macfarland in the
meantime has communicated with the
governors Of the States and Terri
tories as 10 the method Of capital pun
ishmenL
Ihe Commission rs have not yet ar
rived at a decision as to their recon-
ihehdauonS on the proposed bill
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
WASHINGTON BANKS
IN GOOD CONDITION
Nearly $50, 900, 900 Held to
the Credit of Individual
DepOSitorS.

The showing OF twelve savings banks,
eleven national banks. and five trust
companies at the close OF business, No
vember IS, as reported to the Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency indicates the really
excellent condition Of Washington banks.
The total individual deposits were about
S56 100000 and the loans $53,20654S45. In
these totals the loans and deposits of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF
Georgetown are included, but not in the
figures Of the other national banks. The
banking capital Of the District is Sl5,-
O62, 40
The surplus Of the banks In the Dis
trict was S7,4O2,042 and the undivided
profits less expenses and taxes paid
81 O2g 1S4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
PROPOSED NEW LAW
FOR "SHOW" PERMITS
Commissioners Prepare Draft for
Congress, Changing Fees
For Licenses.

Distinction as 10 the amount Of license
TO be paid by CirCUses, wild West
shows, and dog and pony shows is made
in a bill which the Commissioners will
recommend to Congress.
The present law provides that pro
prietors OF any circus shall pay a license
Of 500 a day, and leaves the District
authorities no discretion 20 vary from
that rate.
The proposed measure establishes a
license OF $50 a day for ''NVl-d West
shows, and SO day for dog and pony
shows. and II Will. the Commissioners
say. permit many kinds Of instructive
entertainments now preCluded by ehe
high tax. at the same time adding to
the revenues Of the District.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
CUBAN GIRL HELD
FOR INVESTIGATION
Police Say Elveta Silva SecreteC
Valuable Jewel in Her Mouth,
and Attempted Theft.

Elveta Silva. aged twenty-one. a
Cuban, was before Judge Kimball in
Police Caurt this morning on the charge
OF stealing a ring from AdOlph W.
Sieveriing, a jeweler Of 10 II street
northeast. Her case was continued IN
I'll the charge can be more fully investi-
gated.
According 10 the story told 10 the
police. Miss Silva went into tie store
At a busy hour late yesterday after
noon and while being shown some
jewelry. they say, she made away with
g valuable ring, secreting Il in her
mouth
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished By z. r Hutton K
Co.. members New York Stock Exchange.
Thomas l. Hume and Z. F. Caveriy. Joint
managers. 1901 L street northwest:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
WILLIAMS FUNERAL
SET FOR MONDAY
Woman Stricken on Street Car to
Be Buried In Congressional
Cemetery.

The funeral services OF Miss Mary z
Williams will be held at St. Vincents
Catholic Church, Monday morning at
2 O'Clock, and intermeut will take place
IN Congressional Cemetery The Rev
Father r J. O'COuneu viii oniCiate.
Miss Williams was born in Washing
ton I'm 1857, and had been a resident am
her life. Her death followed a sudden
attack Of apoplexy, which occurred on a
Capital Traction car yesterday She
was removed to the Casualty Hospital
AZ soon as possible and every effort
made 10 restore her but she died with
CIT regaining consciousness
She leaves only one relative in this
city, William T. Smith. her cousin, with
whom she made her home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
CORRECT.

Teacher-When water becomes 2 Ice
what is tho great change that takes
Bright Pupil-The change In price
Red Hen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
Wholesale Produce Prices
Eggs, Cheese. ard Butter


oheese-New York fats, large. per ID. I7c:
small. per H.. lsc
hgss-Nearbys. per dOz a5a25c
.utJter-Creamery, fans, 34a35c. seno-
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens. fa~Re. o.r N
Ioalbc' broilers, Der H., TIC; hens. 13c. r,ast-
ers' - young ducks. large. per h. I4c: small
per lo.. l2c; geese. per b., IOa1lc; turkeys.
TOMS per b.. 16al7C. hons. per To-. 16alIc.
Fruit.
Apples-Per Dbl. 50 O0aS5C0; oranges pe-
box, SEeas325, tanEeriues, per straD 81 O0a
45.zoi grape fruit. per box. S. 75a{8 So: pine
apples. per crate. S2.5Oa$3.OO. crauberries. Der
Vegetables.
Potatoes. per Dbl. 81 5Oa;2 %; sweet pota-
toes. H-25aN- 70: cucumbers. per basket. * "a
&-Oo; cabbage, per head, 4a5c; SQUASH Der
crate. 25aJOc: string beans per basket
sI.'0a@3Oo. lettuce. per basket 81 Goa 9 90.
Jcets. per dOz- lunches 25a3Oc. radIsbav
per 100. 3lOoi onions. per bu-. SOC. tomatoes
per box. O1aSl.00; spinach, per Dbl 5Oa75c.
pumpkins. per Dbl. 75caSl 90. tIrn{ps no.
box. &c celery. por crate. S2O0aS2 "a. lr5Is
per Dbl. 25a5oc; Brussels sprouts. Der on
I2l5c. ~
Live Stock.
Calvos-6aso; lambs. 6a7ltc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
Sharp Advances Scored After Decidedly Weak Onmhor Covering Freely
SHARP RALLY IN THE ENTIRE LIST
AFTER LOWER OPENING.
UNDERGONE STRONG.

NEW YORK, Dec 81 D m.--ThC
strength developed shortly after tho
opening, continued right up to o'clock
The shorts tried to cover and the bulls
ran prices up On them. Additional gains
were made. amounting to y point on
an average The ruling prices on the
leaders are: Union Pacific, 1888: South
ern Pacific, 12S7s, Reading 16994: Penn
sylvania- 1915; Northern Pacific, 1H&
Copper, 81; Smelling, 99Is. n 2-pOint gain
and Steel common, $50, a rise of IA net
for the session.
Indications are for firm close.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Imuediately on
the opening there was a general weak
ening and for a time It looked as IL the
list would go down all around. The
danger OF the spread Of labor troubles
fear OF further liquidation in the Hill
stocks, anent the selling of certain Har-
riman securities. and some anxiety on
the part of holders over the possible
Congressional comment thereon. Before
the decline had amounted to more than
an average OF half-pOint. the market
found support sufficient to steady the
list and make recovery OF the losses pos
sible.
The MOTgan-Equitable transaction was
the biggest news of the day, and gives
promise of making the real financial
leader Of Wall Street more potent than
ever. The financial interests Of this city
have long given Mr.. Morgan credit for
being the conservative, successful lead
er, the man at the safety valve In time
of trouble. the always d, Dendable when
others were in straits. There IS no
question but what the additional capt.
tai that he viii now command will
strengthen his hands.
Some selling was noticed in New York
Central much like that lately noticed
in Pennsylvania Some New York Cen
trail holders intend to exercise their
rights to new stock and require money
10 take X up, raising the currency by
disposing of part of their holdings.
The strike situation was not enCourag-
ing. Chicago reported strike-breal1ers
being sent UP, which caused the fear
OK the trouble extending eastward. 4
demand for an increase in pay by East
sd.
The support and the character Of IT
were sufficient TO turn the bears from
their purpose Of raiding the list They
started to cover and the market dis
played good tone and made actual
gains varying from y point TO 1Ss Read
ing. as usual, coming back with hest
rebound The gains were well distribut-
ed but the old leaders showed the best
strength The metal stocks were in
Guided in the rise.
New York Central was the exception
20 the advancing movement, but even
this stock held steady
While the sentiment Of the market did
not appear 70 be especially cheerful the
manner in which the advance was held
IN the second hour was encouraging.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
TODAY'S SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Potomac Electric cons. IS. 81. OOOd1m%.
81 .OOOQl01X, S1,0OOQ1O13l, S1,O0OQ1O%. So
g00lIl0l1s, $5O0OdlO11a.
Potomac Electric 5's.- 81 ,OO0a1O71k.
Washington Railway q Electric, pfd.,
lGTgpb. $3.50. 5On9OA. Sd90lA. 2J625A.
NIeruenthaler Linotype, 4dIi5.
Second National Bank. 4Gtl6l
United States Trust. 10dl20.
After Call-DanstOn MOnOtype, 10d
1885.
Potomac Electric Cons. 5s, S1.OOO91O11k
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03

thlng' nothing requiring special COM
ment.
bohds were trihe easier. especially
fotomac Electric Consolidated 5s. open
ing at lOls4 ard closing at 1O1h.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
LECTURE BY o. P. AUSTIN

The Children OF Many Lards'' VIII be
the subject Of a lecture toni yht at the
Masonic Temple b. o. ?. Austin, chief
Of the Bureau OF Statistics and secretary
OF the National Geographic Society. The
tax VIII be illustrated By stereopticon
views
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
LOCAL SECURITIES VERY QUIET AND
WITHOUT CHANGES OF
IMPORTANCE.

Railway preferred was the leader on
the local exchange. Tt was little firm
er than on Thursday, advancing to S05k,
going off to 90, and recovering TO 9Oz.
There was very little business In any
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-03
LIABILITIES
MARRIED MEN.

ct notice. Edward" said a lady 20 her
husband. that whenever your employers
advertise for clerks or statesmen they
stipuIate 'must De married
Yes, the old tyrants," asserted Ed
ward: they want men who are accus-
TONED 10 being ordered aboutr'-Detroit
News Tribune.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-29
Ro. P is Double Tracking.

through private sources ne
armed that iao Missouri Pacific
ta Jet contracts % double track
tletr rail road from St Louis 10
Junction, the point where
River Route intersects the
aiin l.ne This substantiates
often time repeated rumor
.11t the river route is to soon
eeome the main limo for the
nan line for The heavy freight
mc- Boouviio Democrat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-29

Fuam The Tlme

F-.m The Times
N.
'"An H. Petit wen.
nam" Yesterday t. sell dFc
as oi e'a. under attach
iHe c.'' was The proper
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-29
Boz Oh Pasans fsnII.

a mysterious case of poisoninf
has ct last been traced down
Some week ago The Kaapf
family ~ seven yinga lea milo.
sopthwest of Ao Gao were stries.
en down with leut ne a
physician was c.liad and nro-
nounced 10 E case Of poisoning
but the patients would become
eonyalescent and relapse .n such
quick succession that Dr. ~ ,0in
son the attending physician. vas
puzzled as % tle source of the
poisson. a few days apo tie
source Of the poison was discog-
cred a tank 81 hog dip was
stored away in the smoke house.
under the tank containing tie
dip were two cans. one contained
lard the other sausage, the dip.
ank had leaked, the escapiug
dip dropped 10 the cans contain
.ug ihe lard and sausage nd
rom tRese cans the family got
art OF the daily food supply.
; nee he discovery was made
wa the source OF poison shut oH
patients are on the road to
'erment recovery.
Tins case has been something
Z q mystery 10 the public ia
.enerai and us solution will ne
eve Of any susp oil b.. !
IS hoped that every member 81 :
Pc stricken family will he speed /
$ restored to health.-Adrian &
Jurual. 5
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-29

a oaN named kurguss, esc0p.
from the reform school an
1'lilc sent up from 81 Clair
ini' was arrested by the
tlH at Pleasant Cap last Fr
The boy hnd been doing
ae oda work furJ A. Varne
lh abe eitlement Mr. Varrcs
ilm by mistake ten da.lar
q piece Instead 40 a silver do.
The mistabe was not dis
Fered ior several DAYS. WHEN
vas learned taat Young Bui-
CESS had used the money.-But-
ter Times.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-29

2 cappi ~ ths oserase =
ifed from aToa1 ih nm ~ a.,
e Wallis
~ oiir words ear was,ss a..
tl river nas aitears
astf1a harf.ef ~ 81 irasA 81 "a
ni l esipuOa 20 fa ansfsy
g iast - D. rf ~ t.s7
bn4er tie MfupafI hra,s
BEING eoats nfeI nvo
it Faieg at8 whfsh f
To- hger HIg
D. caaai r. -
carr rF iaa volaue r-
a eoasfraur s.sf
@ 414er Wavf 7f the two
hM anE M sst
y have ai,ss ~.
al1s tie nasE
hea hiI property haz
fa and r fo-ua t8af -
pa ray decreased tra Lers
aolh 81 i a-a q r
tluug lar nr
egatn
fg teottr -
fhe
- 1sl Is
Dng au
HlaoIs
laals ~
a 1,
a ns ia xho
4iaaE v prn
l @ d glr
iyr eairratssa Y
sau n
I~ra-tiaa .r
gang asl ia tsra
To- tS1e I'D - ~
aas -,s
1nce if1a IS q 300 bss
r acre aa1 ahsu fair
in1E -aiaTafi8a rhev VIII - w-ft
ronN to 2U per ae Ere
y r iifcl
% l asve eu
2 il 30 80 uer ar
bare le.a mAdea "a sso r
.ar A3Hds subject
F~aonlaa Dds There are z4,
lany ua'ls1aj acres ~ eaa8 iar.I
D the hutlt 8 only sea
aere taat F1vchases can ~ u-saa
a- oii-tim prices
This drainage system urRt af4 Ia
eaiuFatabie ~ &c.
ountg from 5000 70 5tou in -
oUniy.
the haFas & tyeae river has
Ger over Ga ~
aa iain water @ aaa
~ times very ar.laaw
ans baFe tra sumeIenr O. prssues
reat u1ots Thls s. frse ~ aiet
entire hagth og she rlres a.fbfn
aasas anl Asoau The 8ralaam
Ken ls 1tai 20 carneeet . ~rT
Ahin tl- rluuty ~ Bstas anf 4.
nae e1tat iu ksln-a Tae ditch
o. aS Taliut ueaF tile state lira
in a straight coarse
'uh r slrtl c1ar-e oftd. -tr.-
ii portion 81 tss
t eaipue lotto tie
Tie survey
e" - - m wl tae
iet- 90 tat river iu ths SANS
nc - miles TA risb-
N ir te jifeb + SD fe.tia Wisth.
ar district which l8eiu7
aa lands asi is pas Cor ~
'fk e. elimination. De- un,n aseh
e atsr-about 930a0 arn
y iaat-i cost &c tha d.tch
Sx I~r eeat 8auas "a
Z ~ Re- aNeu up twenty vs,r
.m date the amount "a ss-enn
~ -oi ta urt the exf 80
i~tr 1n I hln.ls hra
lrau @ slaeo9 ana &san
Is crel.ted bi-k o. Ehe laasfaur
.ior ta u-w4y Pavta~nt
the atas u4 ~ metby 4 rre,t.
,ed tHA apaa tbe lands uitha y.
irtrt tlf coaatr Fotis ana rta
rar tax
sing ar ygars Qifbe ,tr
baats e. osesliatx
a'ae iifch whFeh So
hes arN t'ot ht ttl
nee af the ESQ uitra la kst =.
Q" r'atoHr "a the graund.
astinu iron3 Use fsllat
go the posr "a eatry
rver IS over Two
90 ml
X diRhc vylug ia
.ta dHe iourth oia mia ~
Q goo 'ora q part oi a. SIS
'r portian ol ti
trnu bridges wG4 sn4n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
Selnper

rol, de acuerdo con las instrucciones
que recibiera de Paris. d la Guanico
Central, la factoria azucarera For
tuna, radicada en- la Jurisdiction de
Ponce.
Fl precio de compra fue ell de
81 10000. ignorandose los detalieS
de como ha de efectuarSe ell pago.
La Central Guanica" Sc hacc car
20 de todos los contratos, arrenda-
mientos y compromises de la Com
pognie dcs Sucreries de Poso Rioo..
habiendo tenido que pagar el dfa 10.
de Julio $4,000 por arrendamien
to de ia Hda Amelia
Ha sido absueito en- .Arecibo Mi
guel Mena, acusado de aduiterar la
leche. Llev6 la defensa del acuSa-
do. el Iicenciado Cabaliero.
Ha regresado 4 Ponce el fiscal de
la corte de aquei distrito eI cual Sc
encontraba en- Adjuntas, en- inves-
tigacioD de lo> hechos ocurridos.
con motive del encuentro personal
entire el juez Cobi3n v el sehor VIC
tor Busch.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
INFORM ACTON GENERAL

En- Mayaguez ban sido Dombra-
dos los siguientes maestros contrsts-
dos para desempehar las escuelas
graduadas de ingles:
Sta. Teresa Boscana.- Srta. Ana
Luisa Ramirez, Srta. Adels Rami.
rez Cuerda, Srta. Maria E. Muhoz
Sr. Pedro p. Aran. Srta. Isabel Prats
Srta. Aurea Carboneil, Sr. Arturo
Rubio, Sr. Virgiiio Ramos. Srts
Emilia Janer Y Arias, Sfsa Ramons
Ferrer, Srta. Maria N. Castro Sr.
Carlos Llauger Diaz.
Y para los graduates de espafioi
Srta. Trinidad Ramos de Baco. Sra.
Maria G. Camara. Sr. Car.os Arn.
Sr. Piacido Reyes Vigo. Sra. AHto-
MIA Battistini Quihonez. Srta- Jose
fina Pima, Srta. Anatilde Rivers
y Antonio de Sepdlveda-
Fl juicio que habia de celebrarse
en- Ia Corte de distrito de Arecibo
contra don Miguel Ferro por adui-
terac.op deieche ha sido transferido
en- virtud de mocion presentada
poI el licenciado Picorne II, que lleva
Ia defensa del acusado..
IA sido entreEsda por ei Sr. Gi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
I'D AL MORGAN"

En- estos uultimos vapores
ha removable, segun costum-
bre, su excelente surtido de-
confiteria el acreditado esta-
blecimiento FL Morgan que en-
el numero 81 de la calle de la
Fortaleza de esta ciudad es.
el favorecido de las damas. Re
frescos y helados de todas cla-
ses y desayuno desde las siete
de la mahana hay siempre en-
Ell Morgan Y Ia acreditada
marca de chocolate Swiss
Choc. Comp" la hay de supe-
nor clese. Servicio esmerado.
Artisticas cajitas de dulce=
pr0pias para regalos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
Banco Territorial J
AgIeo|a De Pho. Rice.
sECCJON DE AHORROS.

DC Po' acuerdo de | Consejo de Ad-
en- session de hoy. Sc hs
modificsdo, para empezar reglr des
desde e. 10. de Julio proximo el tipo
de interts sobre Iibretas de ia seccion
de Ahorros { rsz6n del 5Icanual.
e Lo que Sc hsce pIbiiec para COMO
cimiento de los interesados.-San
Juan, p. r. 30, JuniO de l909.-El
Secretario P. Roeafort-No. Bo. -
E director Gerente r. Castro Con-
1alez,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
TRASLADO
DE ALMACENES

HAN SIDO TRASLADODOS
4 la GALE ! E TETCAN Nj
NERO 81 En- STA CIUDAD.
Los ALMACENES DE LA CASA
DE LOS SRES. BALASQCIDE Y
CONPANIA. DEL CoNERCIO DE
ESTA CIUDAD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
Venta de una casa

Sc vende una casa recien eonstruir
da en- la Gale de Cerra en- Santurce
irente 4 La casa en- que habita Ia Sra.
Siudad de Egozeue. fnfornnarzn apa--
tado No. 9si.-San Juan z. z.