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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
Should Utah Adopt Prohibition p



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~ prof. be- ont % be m
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% To- O. u O Do hoy many on employ, md of the
m u ru m N c Do c come top promo tho quotv
see % Do O. o m nov md D o Q t, l al, o. lt
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
THE ROUND OF THE THEATERS

prr4rsrIarf .,.u1rfarafre TNrrsdIy
opened with "a rush tbI. morning at the
tleater box office. Mr. sutneru opens
Thursday evening Boo Oh. famous ne-
y.vaI of his fathers success. Lord
Duudreury" which also win Doe urp-
scented at Saturday matinee. Friday
night. "RichIIDu.H and Saturday even
ms. Hamlet" viu Doe tno OFFERINGS
George Derrfor many years treasurer
of the salt Lake thuat.T h.. rendered
his resignation and has gone into busI-
ness for himself dc will Doe succeeded
by j. Campbell Brown who until rc-
Gently was assessor uf Salt Lake ,ouu-
Is.
ORPHEUM ALTHOUGH many of the
acts st the Orpheum this week have
appeared before lu som. other form
there is plcuty of sp.cg and gfpQ.r b.,
the entire bin To mako it pleasing and
pleasant evenings entertainment. AL
though school Bows and Girls" which
is varied but little from what appeared
here last season and tho season. before
that rs the hcadllner. there is much
credit due 10 "rhe stage Manager. "
which depicts "a comedy Of Me behind
the scenes Miss Fife Iawreuca. who
is a salt Lake girl. docs well. and She
has an out OF the ordinary clever as
sistaut i'm Bert Howard. Who is au act
..,. ..Ir..... .f.-.... ...l.-t-. ...s ... 49,.
He ls clever am The way through
BiIi GorRou and Nick Marx are not
unknown to Salt Iazers and their Ger
man COMEDY act is lust as pleasing AS
when 90 first appeared Time has added
some new and clevercr variations
Sassy Little iu the person OF Lillian
Gohn Isl as pleasing a diversion AS one
could wish for Little Miss Gohn In
real life is almost as Young as she ap-
pears on the stage ln school Bows and
Girls In 81. Louis she declares there
are many artists, but it rs safe To say
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IheAI Eli-W lln 'lyd' l'."' .A
course. ono -ioieaiF swallows N'
uIonahl'N's a7 Do. Goes on.
which % Too sure DlcI 7piIl7 'i ,.,
lettuce i'ai-"-lN " WY hN't' " ,l."
tnD nero oi 'lI.o uli7l1 "'
hour into their studio 'N H''.I' ,'
middle of lmpi"Nl7ed ''"'I.'0 ..t ., ,,.
mates 300 cIIllDaI r'a+'7 '- "l..'.'.''.
ana carries 'n a. Hht.Ii''"N. .'.'
non. NNh'lu'L'l ID! "iI,' '''.'
tor in face of the irlEhi or o. hl4"'''
Ui1 of night-rnbod girls, the tudltu'.
f1rgats the authors responsibility I',
lu.s abnormal lapse OF sanity anu
breeding and is qulchened by "a "h'iN
normal desire To- rise as ono man "o
minister serious udIguiiy 20 the nero X
person. and finish DO ln neat crop
Tnm the window. ouuortuneiy ouorhs
3D. four night fall to the pavement OUT .
slide. AiforNdio. lI I~ slau 'ut' i' "Il
NOT. because the hero forced exit
from tHc Same window hy way on am
ironing board stretched TO a nelghpor-
'ug sim Is 500 rich in thrills mat au ln
consistency Is forgiven. TT lS llls
trIgk ur art OF the authors that mingles
HbgIrd.t.es with bits or na.uloln'S'
that makes the clyde Fitchlau charm,
and 10 I- there throughout lne lIol'uL
uus'N enjoyable comedy OF f.lI7-
Ir lN every N'AaN 'I Nt' n'HNt' ~
its one single cot cosy corner
couch. and the big Morris chair, all
serving turn lor the nights resl' IN
tho mirror. hung with strings OF brush
ss. combs and an the what-nots or
girls t0i.ot-in one room used by lhreC'
and in an auartment-houso through
whose windows and cracks come inter-
mittouuy sounds of piano ana vocal
scales sedu'ously practsed az amy, o.
| the "a hours And then tho .,fiIs'
Owe have met them all-lne sU"ne
Dharaotercd one win outward ulo,
| pendouce and Inward yleldlnEhes7' lh'
one who makes everybody "all on hel I.
ana lne "'l'i' lH, N1'us' a.. ,'.;iI
one. who. we know rom lHo NV i'
| Gid" murmur.nElN INTO some A'l' NEST
| before the END OF me play.
Bessie SloneL as lh. Il'a4l la1' p ~
ideal gITl FOR 'he par nIi,lll'9s ".
ing from every pore lil lne IltH' ,Ii-,.
| comes i2 modulate DO mo Hoi'le,il. II. 5
ieminineiy tender EIhel Lefty as 'ne
delicious personality ana the one IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
TIE
General Demand

of the Well-Iniomed o.. the World has
always been for q simple pleasant and
efficient liquid laxativo remedy of known
value; a Laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because Its com
ponent parts are known 10 them 10 be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect
acceptable 10 the system and gentle, set
prompt, boz action.
In supplying that demand with it' oH-
cellent combination Of Syrup of ligs and
Elixir of SIENNA, che California Dog Syrup
90 proceeds along ethical lines and relics
on the merits of the laxative for its remars-
able success
That is one Of many reasons why
syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA be- given
Che preference by the Well-lniomed
To GET be- beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by the Call
lorna Zig Syrup Go, only and Ton Hl.
by all leading druggists Price hity cent
per bottle.
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sENNrE VISITS mousE.

Uppcr Chamber Member Wanted to
Hear Argument ON Liquor Bin
Tho general anxiety Co hear what tho
house members would DO with the Cane
non measure prevented che state soua-
tors from abiding boo the.r own session
chamber yesterday afternoon. The so.-
sion was hurried through to 3D. eou.Iu-
sion at 2.25 p. M, when the chamber
was Immediately deserted Boo favor ul
the house floor where most ot The s.u-
ate members listened tn the debate uu
the reconsideration of the Cannon Dill.
For the senate TO have enough Ig-
spect for the lower house Goo do % Trims
of this sort is unusual It's conscious
ness of it's own superior wisdom Hnb
longer experience u the legislative field
has usually held &C back from visits to
the house except when officially zoe
quired. The usual friction between the
two bodies, however. has not yet de-
veloped this year Heretofore rather
INDEPENDENT" senate has looked for add
ministrati0n manipulation iu the
house. while this session the house
looks with suspicion upon tla senate.
AS a result. one thing the senators
had % tolerate yesterday was listening
to house members Cannon and ASH
ton. declare that they would resist amy
effort TO have the house assist the
senate I'm a plan Co undo Che Cannon
bin. out Of regard to pledges made py
the party leaders To- the brewers.
During the brief period Boo which ace
tudl business was transacted, half "a
dozen new bills came In and faw
routine committee reports were heard
one of the new bills, by Williams
throws upon tho city council the re-
sp0usibilty for revising Goo some ok
tent the work of the city engineer and
the board of public works
The BIN follows.
'It shall De the duty Of such board
of public works, and &c shall have
power 90 make contracts ON behalf of
the city for the performance OF all such
work and the erection OF an such im-
provemCuts as may bee ordered by the
council but all such contracts shall be
subject 90 the approval or rejection Of
the city council 10 shall also Doe the
duty Of said board 90 examine and APP
prove on reject the estimates OF the
city engineer which may be made from
time TO time. of the value OF the work
done under contracts let By said board
and 20 accept any work done or inn
urovement made, when the same shall
have been fully completed according 90
contract and Doe so certified 20 by the
city engineer. subject, however. 10 the
approval of the city council. An acts
Of the board of public works shall be
subject 90 the approval of the city
| council"
A companion bin by the same author
further provides.
"No contracts shall De let by the
! board OF public works upon amy bid
| that is 10 per cent OF more ion excess
| of the city engineers estimate of cost
for such work"
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umos is quito apparent. involves the
love ahalts OF Capt. Tony Allen. Mr..
Gilmore. who cutlnglcs himself with
a girl who Iisps Just because hc wanted
jo Know how DC would seem TO kiss n
sIfI with this sort OF linguistic Iupsdl-
H.,nl- and of the re.t of the action lust
g .,.i 1s mulch sanity is u evidence.
'''. AI7Hlns episode threatens. with the
Liberation OF mother who would
nav" her daughter welded fo . h..,b
account to disrupt the love aTafr ~
i'"N ana DIS FIRST love. Iu true come
NN style. however Tony overcome Am
obstacles and wins back his sweetheart
VINO. when the final curtain dr,Ds he
round wrapped in his arms. looking in
l' ine habituM Gilmore smile. An nt-
tempt Us made Co give "a military flavor
90 lnc piece. but with a result soro-
NHat SIh ln doubt However. 10 tho
I'a3 k'et VINO would be amused while
h"l expecting too much. THE Bows 81
company b viii be quite acceptable. M
runs through the week with natincoq
Wednesday and saturday. Next weeks
oHeilng is THE Gingerbread Man"
Observation-Disclosures Mack and his
excellent company OF players. have pro-
scented many charming PLAYS In This
'J}, ana So far Strengthen" stands
out distinctly ass the best thing this
versatile actor has done Comparisors
may NOT always be- complimentary. but
ll U.s. only just Co say that AIark's nor
iiayal of the character Of so8nqatab1
known as 'Struughoart a noble In
Hlan. stands notch cor two higher than
lne presentation of this character nv
Ralph Stewart
sharing houous with Nh Mack.
Blanche Douglas is at AN times VIM
some and sweet as the charming Dor9-
my Nelson, the girl the Indian is i'm
love with. Every member of the cast
is deserving OF praise for the careful
and conscientious work If thrre were
any raw spots In the initial perfo,-fo-
auce here. they were entirely removed
last evening, and the large audience
| enjoyed every line and situation I'm the
play with the exception. possibly. where
'strongheart' hears the call 1f fbe
Wild, leaves college and returns to hf.
people. There were expressions OF s,.r-
| ptthy because the hero failed to mama.
the girl he loved.
"StronRheart" is distinctI,, a o,l...
play ana creates nothing II not aufbtfsf-
assn and admiration. The NAV Il am
Of Interest and no doubt viii draw
iaok ed houses for the balance of the
week.
LA hlC-Phe Lyric has an unusually
interesting program this week. one con-
lalnlhs educational features. as well as
furnishing mirth and laughter Winter
scenes ln northern Europe showing
how the big folks and little folks III
those climes sport with relndeers. sleds
ana skees, are intensely interesting.
as Is also a picture lecture entitled
Across Panama" telling how ths
great canal Is being built Among ma
pictures OF lighter vein are tho
queen Love, THE Lady OF Ca
MILE "rhe Village club has a Mara
mon race, Bobby Has Pipe
Dreams" Dog Training" ana sr,,r-
rent News Items" the latter revealing
the things read from daily paper. In-
Guided ln the program are two solos bv
w. ID. Phillips
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LEGISLATIVE DOCKET


S. b. no. 900 by WuHams-Amond-
Ing section 2s6 chapter a. Compiled
Laws of Utah. 1907, relating 90 the du-
ties of tho board of public works and
city engineer 300 cities OF the FIRST class.
g. B. no. 90, hy Williams Providing
that contracts for public Improvements
shall not hg IaL Boo excess of no per cont
above the city engineers estimate. and
providing for their construction
S. b. $50. i2. hy Williams proyidiuE
for the inspection ana superintendent.
of public improvements in cities of the
first class.
S. B. So. me-. by Badeer-RoIauug to
bonds and other obligations with iudi-
yidual surety Ur surct'os.
S. D. SO no. by Miller Providing for
revenue fYr ih. government of the
state and f1r the several counties of
tho STATE. ihp h.gh schools. state and
county schools for tho fiscal years of
s. n. ~. bus. boy Mulor-Loyying 90
state tHE fnr high school purposes and
providing t1n manner of apportioulng
NEW BILLS ~ HOUSE
No. D. Nu rG. by McCrackeu-To
Great. and organize a board of water
commissioners Iu certain cities and 90
dehu" .h. powers and duties and iurIs-
dlUtun thereof and making tho mayor
.z-lH..II president of said board. Come
mIIt.n nu corporations.
~. B $50. 1I. hy Pope lhy ro1unaD
Providing f.r photographic surveys
and cooperation with tho TuItaI
state. government Referred to the
o0mmtt.. Hu federal relations
d. 3D. $50 I.,. hv Ashton no amend
section #aIi complied Laws of UTAH
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A gentleman few days ago oH tho
floor off thls house told us that inU IHE.
Isntun. was between the dcYIl and tNn
deep blue sea. He didn't tell ua iuat
what Dee meant. but We were after
wards given tu understand that tnr
down was the federal appo.uteea and
the doop blue sea- was tho Wild. Hurf
Inr public sentiment bon uNnr of proc
hIhtI0u. 4 have been looking ever since
t1 SOC that honorable gentleman father
o. resolution memoalizlng One rr0sI.
dent t0 invoke the rule th1i federal
aun0Iutces shall NOT mix in state poh-
ucs. tnl thereby remove tha icHl
Tho lnnculty ia, gentlemen That Win
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
STANDING BY THEIR GUNS
IN PROHIBITION FIGHT

House Members Refuse to Reconsider Their Vote on Can
non Bi-Stirring Speeches Made on Both Sides of the
Question-tiolman Still Holds Out for Brewery Inter
ests-A'hton and Cannon Declare They Will Stand for
The Wishes of the People
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DyspepIets

sugar-coated tablets, quickly relieve
Sour stomach, Heartburn, Nausea, Wind
IN the stomach, soasIckness. slooplesmess
arising from Indigestion or Dyspepsia.
They are composed OF the .,fAAass.
best digostIves, carmiua- n aASN
lives and corrcctives, and IL y IN
are agreeable and economi- nOOp
cal. Put mp in three sltes. ANS eooE
l0c., Doc. and Sl. Sold by SSSSS
OH druggists, and sent promptly by mail
on receipt Of price by
CT Hood Co., Mfg Chemists. Lowell. Mass
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t9 carry on both shoulders has stopped
'H over us.
lh's nIIhg- mc l1 t1r conclusion inat
nave h''n anxious in roach. mat tne
people, lI. republican party. want one
ihlhe and OBJ" federal anp'.ntees want
another. and beg you i' mark tnc
I'7Nu'I"n- lhr people aIr demanding
the abolition of the saloon and the of-
u'oholo'iS. rev 40 NUMBER are ODE
sliuDlng inol Ieg'sIhton
M} venerable friend ana admired COLI
league from salt Lake mas chosen bis
pain, ana j, parting WIN MIN. ann go
.ls 20 gh.2'e Inin'. ~, l's t2n. WIN WIN
ticaI superiors. ro with the people.
whose agent : ann proud To- De- ] part
ALSO. with my other salt lake cole
league esteemed az he is. because
cannot make moral coward Of my-
self 60 prevent the worthy senators
from themselves becoming towards
and because ] cannot stulufy my cone
science TO save the conscience of his
cNceIleucy the governor.
....-.. ..,.....,... .,.. ,,rr
CANNON SfEAh0 To BILL
Reproseptafi,. Joseph j. Cannon,
father. Of tb. biI ,ras fbrp rarDruized
4e said I'm eubstarca.
,I had NOT Intended to say ANYTHING
ON tbig motion ror "a reconsideratI0u.
lut 1 feel that ID would be couardIce
o., l.t ala, ..tsr,r.. 40 tho opr..fff.p
so b.. nr'r,g,i,'l n NV bosr5 h. s..fJ
fbst tbr breyy,re beIiaye and probably
t1o,. have SOM. gr,t,,ds for tbr belief
tbaf ~, rrobibitor,. lepisIafiou will he
enacted nj mis- session of the leci-Ia-
tlIra But These same brewers will
admit. ever,, one of them that prohi-
billion is sure to come two wears from
now. Then why not pass 10 now2 The
opposition saws that 10 will be a fiuan-
sial calamity. Would not lbs postpone
meut be more OF "a financial blow2 10
ia tho unrest that causes financial
caIamltice with prohibition agitating
the people for two more years we win
have "a financial unrest that viii be
a calamity.
Az r,,,,.,,-.. f,t,,r
I'VE are told of am Infamous deal
boy which the votes of the members OF
this body were sold by the leaders n
their party To- the "'5n n,,a5 me
liquor traffic Worse than tho I'M
fanny of that deal ls the lntamy ol
those who stand for such deal.
"lt has been charged that we are
trying TO put the administration ln the
hole That is not the disposition or
the thousands of men ana women
who have peuuoned lhls tesi-laluIe
for prohlnlil'n. Ut 20 rld me comm one
Nealln oI the hhkhilhs t"uch "I lh.
lrailH that mas nfoh'n up many
nome ana ruined many u7eiul 'al i'r
D. putting the aoIlIiilNll il a l,'',
'nen- nul Nhals inc use OF '"lN'"s
H"'l. i'- t,,
i,"1h''l 'nlc"'gl ,''"- 5.,,5....
,'l, i., - ,.'. 49, is
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went on record Tor prohibition and
promised 90 DO the very thlnE that
is members ere now doing the urging
hibition
"Tho gentleman who wada those
charges has not been in the state long
or DE would have known better thal
to have made thosa charges How long
ht has been here D do not know. but
know that during the oamuNsu the
question of his eligibility to seat Boo
this house was raised The only Dos.
sblo excuse FOR h.s charges Is CHAT lack
OF residence iu Utah has Kept hIm m
Ignorance of conditions BOO I..I and .f
the principles of che Church which He
assaile"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-05

-Pido Su Sefo1a mil perdones-tartsmudea mister
Guppy ;-es oeasi6n POGO oportuna para.
-Ya die que podiais venr q cualquier hora.
Milady toma una slla lie mira jamente, como La pri-
que lie recib6
-Doy graeias vuestra Senoria. vuesra Senoria
muy amable...
Sentaos-dce milsdy acento que NADIA tiene de
anable.
NO que que tengo que deeros vaga la pena de
sentarme molestar vuestra SeHoria porque. no he
poddo proporcioname as cartas de lie liable en- Ia u
TINA vista que tuve h honra de hacerle
|, -iY habeis venido tan s6lo para decirme esof
ST, sehora.
Ell esplendor la belleza de milady contribuyen au-
nentar el malestar del joven.
Milady perectamente la Influenza que eerce la
In esudiado muy bien para perder aomo del efeco
que produce todos mientras lie mira esa frlaldad
sombria que aumenta la turbaci6n del joven, M GupPy
coprende que no so ha perddo e ho que poda gu'are
nor ell labernto de los pensamenos de Su Senora sno
que cada sgundo prolonga mas mas la distanca que los
separa.
EN- una palabra-continda con Ell alderman confuse
.repentdo de un adr6n que avergenza de su ermen
la persons que debfa dame cartas ma muero repe
tinamente ha muerto quemada ".
= Milsdy termins la frase.
-tY se han quemsdo ella las carfssf
-Creo que sf-contesta NJ Guppy, que qunera deer 10
esn1roeio, pero que no Puede nentr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-05
Poa sAMos DxE

asstno fatal 10 agunas veces, csbseros es unc
de misterios que podemos explicar-
Despues de la traen ell ataund cuyos ses pies
de longitud atraen la admiration general.
NJ Guppy hace esas ceremonies un papel tan secun-
aro exceptuando deelaracon que desechado como
TODD mundo reducdo contemplar las paroles de
quea casA que crey6 registrar desde h bodegs hasta e
sejado tiene ell dsgusto de n Smawsed ceErsr IA
puerta dobe cerrojo la amargura de ser despeddo
Pero antes de termnar todas fornadads esto es
antes de anochecer Guppy tene que conuncar una
ticia importante milady Dedlock.
Por ese motive presenta e alma desfalecids 10
conc;encia turbada perro que reeonoce su fa
en- ell palacio de senora las sete de Ia noche p'de
una audiencia.
Mercurio le que conner fuera de casa mo
ha vso su carretela la puerai I'll joven ha visto en-
fecto In carretea pero osna que tene que habar
mlady.
= Mercurio no opondra introducir N Guppy segun
eclara uno compaeros instruccones son
uostivas nco que puede hacer es conducirie Ia o
b,ioteca informar nilady de su presencia
FL anehuroso salon esta apenas aumbrado. NJ Guppy
r;oe en- torno sryo una mrada nquieta receosa Desde
Ia nohe anterior We todas parties en- Ia obseurdad un
,,ont6o de asuas cubiertas de cenizA negra
Sc oye el crujir de un vestdo -
tQuisn sera'
No no es m espeetro; ser yvo de carne nue'o
-pI&ndidamente vestido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-05
N0TlCLAS


Ests maksns hemos recibido en- ests
redacci6n la vista do don Jose Cayuela
Ocrsstin, quien nos he rogsdo informe-
mos que 81 no % 81 jose Cayuels que
aparece on Ia rslaci6n de un "Caso de
intoxicaci6n" publicado aver.
Qucda complacido el seiior Cayuela
Han contraido matrimonio EN- GALES,
81 seiior Pablo Hernandez y 10 bella Sc
fiorits Antonia Tirado.
La nueva Directive del aClub Hos
toss ha quedado constituida en- 10
forma siguiente:
Presidente reelecto, don p. c. IT.
mothee; vice-presidente, don Jose NJ.
Quihonez; Secretario, don Jose Fe--
rrer; Tesorero reelecto, don Emilio Le-
compte; pro secretario, don Claudio
C6rdova; Director, joaquin A. Bece-
ril. vocales: don Juan viera, rec
lecto, don Zacarias Vega, reelecto, don
Gaspar Garcia, don Jose p. Miranda,
reelecto, don victoriano Cintr6n, don
Jesus Ugarte.
Como saben nuestros lectores, don
Ramon Valdes, obtuvo del Conselo
Executive, la concession de una fran
auicia por so amos para instalar una
nueva Inca de vapores especiales en-
tire Cataiio Y San Juan, que comen-
zar&n & funci0nsr el dia primero de
Agosto de 1909.
Las segridades del plblico, esta-
clones de desembarque, precios de pa
safe etc., tendran que ser sometidas
para su aprobaci6n al Consejo Ejecu-
two.
Los nuevos vapores tendran de 80
& 100 toneladas.
Muy en- breve empezaran las obras
de la nueva linea.
UN COCHERO.-Solicita una coloca
ci6n para San Juan o Ia lsla, ell coche-
ro recien llegado de Espana Leonardo
Sacristan de los Santos Para nformes.
Redacci6n BOLETIN.
Los guardias de penales, de Ponce,
se han reunido para dirigir una Ex-
posici6n & la Camara en- la pr6xima le-
gislatura y pedir admento de gleldo.
Hemos saludado aver en- esta ciu-
dad al sefor Gabriel Castej6n, luez de
la Corte Municipal de Anaseo.
Esta, tarde regresara de Falardo
el doctor Lippit que fue llamado apre-
suradamente para operar al sefaor "a
sails, herido de gravedad en- aqnel pue-
bio.
Ha regresado de Caguas, Ia elegan-
te seiiorita Schettini. La saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-05
A 1.6O !, =:

u do nucha utlidad, 10 sole para
los Aboeados. Cortes JudisialsA Avn
tamientos, Corporacionss y empaeadss
a. todos los ramos, sins tanbifn para
Los eomerciantes, indussrialss = psEss-
mas de neeocios, 81 sonesinisnts - -
Ievea de Puerto Rico aprobadae pr
las Ckmaras , d Conssio 1jssuavs q
q passdo sho do 1907.
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