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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
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por,o Rico PcY.r. varias conclusionc>
,nc son inaccpt,blcs
I.o narrec poco Ia Cortc Federal qu'
,cncmoS pidc otra mas para Ponce, y
como tambtn e parecen lentos los tram
tcs one sgucn Ia, apclacloncS Washing
ION. La RowStG proponr que So form'
anui I'm tribural especial para fsllar et
ultima instaucia 10, ltlgl"s. Sln t"he'
que agnardar las "olig"d4S u'l'''o"'
que sufre cualquer apeiarlon "dSii'fS
ton. por la muidtud &c 'tNuit"" 'ul
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irrio del alto tribunal
Eutirndc IL hO1sta quc '>itS nila'''.
neS pcriudlcal Al MAYOR d'~dfr"l"
mercia de Ia l,'a proponc 'i anh'eh'
dc funcionario, Judltale- para Ia ere"
ri6n DE Ia nucsa 'of''' que 'a'''''
eepciGli del scrnanario b!l!nguc IA e'had'
.,tui de menos todavia.
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antoia una eEtorNlop, - una gaFaf'''
uuc no quiercr pcraer los tIganteS ~.
Puerto Rico
La apclaci6u Washington. Is Ia ms.
>or securidad enc tiepc De alcanzir lt'S-
tlcia u aue - va cumpclido aqul q ter
,.,ar an nm a>unto de t~lbunal6~
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t.s ancIacione~ :. - ~.hr que Sc siguo
!, tu,no r;r,,ro,o dur =, a alt,mo
h,aaua,l. t,,h9nal our csta lbrc DE- los
,ontasIoS DE- Ia poitlea. IL Ia preston ad-
1niniarativa y de las preveneioneS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

: uo~otros no nos damos cucnta de 10
me nos rodca. . nadie que merczca aien-
ION. compaIic csas ideas e1tfaVagahieN
me dc ser atondidas causarlan in'inito
iai,o al progreso Ia tranquilIdad del
,.,is. uri,ados de su mas eIeyada garan-
tia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
Espl6ndido baile

Srpa,rita por los senores w. X. Ian
,ds, Il. H. Todd, J. r. Noble, a. NJ.
Lyons y Pedro }. PARA, hcmos rcclbI-
do una invitacion para el gran babe
que Sc colebrara el 4 dc Julio on el
teatro Municipal.
H bale comenzara las nueve.
AgradecemOs la incitacI0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

Anoche fue la apoteOsIs De Blanca
Matris
la emnentc art tlSta eli EnscnanZa
Llbre." IN La Cuna y "Caramelo, y
alcanzo I'M trnnfo colossal. iniescrip-
tiDlc.
III entlEsiasmo llego Al fren 81 Aplau
Sos al Salir. aplaUss en- los cantablcs
IN "a Erase mas nRc-nificante. IN los
geS;os. n loo NUTS. um verti i8d.ro no
meIlaie Al talento privilegiado h. Ia
-.Ini;ente ariIsts.
DOAsAgO Orosco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28
H asunlO del ST. Cobiau
FL NoMBRAMIENTo DE Hoy

III attorney general Mr. iioyt. ha rcmi
tido Fl informe prcsentado Il su depar
lamento, an 81 as,into dc las scnors Co
bian Bosch. 81 primcro jucz Municipal
de AdjuntaS, al fiscal del Distrlto de Pom
.c sehor Scpilveda, qnien prcceicra 4 IA
investigation correspondence
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

Hoy sera prcentada al gobernador IN
tcrino. Ia propucSia y recommendation del
candidate para ocupar Fl pucSto de- juez
Municipal he Salinas
III attorney Mr.. IIoyt rmiiira cl nom
oramientO csta tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

I'm brcvc saldra para Ia iSIa en M
mission especial del gobierno, 81 fiscal Sc
nor Campillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-28

lia rcgrcSado de Aguadilla 81 fiscal
senior Torres Grau, quicn se ha pasado
la manana cstudiando varios informes
de la oficina del attorney.
FL scnor Torres Grau regrsara pronto
Il su Jurisdiction.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
hIGHWAYMEN GET
BARBER'S MONEY
Three FOOtpads With RevOlv.
ers Relieve Pedestrian of
Watch and POcketbOOk
Trio of BunkO Men Fleece VIC
tim of $500 in Bowling
Alley

Tony Gsrist, a barber, living at SD
Bay street. was held up Friday night
at Montgomery avenue and Lombard
street by three men with revolvers.
who secured IS and a gold watch
Otto Appel bar tender in a sa-
loon at 265 Arkansas street, was held
up Friday night by two men. who Sc
cured s575 from the cash register and
two bottles OF whisky from a shelf. AS
they ran away Appel fred a shot. which
attracted the attention Of Mounted Po-
licemen Richards and Bates. who
searched the neighborhood but found
no trace Of the footpads.
Chris Norker of the Winchester no
tel. Third street. met a young man in
Market street Friday and was told that
he could readily make $500 il he had
5000 Norker got the $500 from the
landlady Of the hotel and went with
the young man 10 the Jefferson bowl
ing alley. 925 Golden Gate avenue,
where they met two other men, and
Norker parted with the 5000, the bunko
men warning him that IL he made any
trouble he would be arrested.
T. Donovan, saloon keeper. 1851 Har-
rison street. left his saloon in charge
Of D. Heggerty for 10 minutes Friday
morning and when he returned a
chamois bag containing $40 and a
check for S55.65 on the Western na-
tional bank was missing.
A burglar entered the front room Of
Dr. Olive Carson's home, 1910 Golden
Gate avenue. yesterday morning and
took $50 from purse in a writing
desk
The residence Of Mrs. NJ J. Tale,
1861 Post street, was entered Thurs
day and a purse containing SIT.50
stolen and again on Friday when
suitcase containing wearing apparel
valued at $50 was taken.
The premises of Metten & Gebhardt,
tanners. I35 Trumbeu street, were en-
tered Friday and three salteG skins,
valued al Sl25. stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

THE needs Of man and child,
however, are. not to be disre-
garded. The busy male being is
sorely in need of time saving sug-
gestlons upon the selection of
clothes, unless his taste is well
developed and he already knows
what the shops are displaying.
There will be pictures and helpful
hints in TIE Calls Spring Fashion
Number for the sartorial guidance
of hesitating men. Apparel oft
proclaims the man, if it does not
make him, and modern man is
wisely regardful of the way in
which he proclaims himself in his
attire, as well as in speech and con
duct. The department. for men in
The Calls Spring Fashion Number
will instruct and entertain. In
addition to fashion comment and
the gossip of the mems shops, there
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

TT IS vain notion that anything
like an adequate idea of this
fashion issue can be given in
advance without the use of pages
instead Of columns of description.
The best one can do is to wait in
delightful anticipation of the feast
that Fashion is to spread.
In the meantime it may be said
that not one modern foible or fad,
feather or frill will be overlooked
in the enumeration and discussion
of things that delight woman 5
heart.
Street and evening gowns of
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

Partisan or more economical make,
coats, hats, neckwear, shoes, ho-
siery-these and scores of minor
accessories Of dress will receive de-
tailed consideration. What the
shops offer and how to select these
offerings in accordance with the
canons of good taste are things that
woman may learn without the aid
of printed suggestion, but not with
out heavy cost, physically, mentally
and financially. You will not need
to read any books on the cure of
rry-at least clothes worrY-if
you will read first Of all The Call s
Spring Fashion Number.
To make woman's shopping
easier and to make lovely woman
herself happier are reasons enough
for issuing the Fashion Number.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

From your city. work or
business to a home on a
Berkeley hillside. That's
less time than it takes to
reach the Richmond district.
It's the new electric lines
that have worked this magic.
It's the NEW ELECTRIC
LINES that have brought
NORTHBRAE, loveliest of
all the Berkeley hillsides,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
ONE and mother will receive
a large share of attention in

TT ONE and mother will receive
II large share of attention in
the Fashion Number. The
ingenious housewife and rearer of
the young will find that her work
and worry is half finished when she
has read the chapters devoted to
her world the little fireside king
dom which in the final analysis
rules the rest of the world. How to
garb the youngsters with an eye
both to fashion and the durability
of clothing is problem that often
keeps mother awake o nights. She
needs all the help she can get. The
writer's on children's attire in The
Calls Fashion Number are coming
to her aid.
Spring house cleaning is not
more important than spring shop
ping for the house. New furniture
and new bits of comfort and luxury
are required. Household economy
will come in for considerable notice.
How to put the house in order for
the year and find joy in the task
will be the general subject of one
timely article. To make the best
use of the home furnishings you
have and how to exercise taste In
the selection of new things is
topic which well informed writer's
will discuss with the house keeper.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
IS MINUTES

THREE ELECTRIC
SUBURBAN LINES INTO
-NORTHBRAEl
That's just it and the dirt
will soon be flying.
Today the choicest home
sites in Berkeley can be had
on the NORTHBRAE hill
sides at prices ridiculously
low and terms to fit any
pocket.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
ST. PATRICK KNIGHTS
PLAN ANNUAL BANQUET
Well Known Local Men to At
tend Celebration at Fairmont

The Knights Of St. Patrick viii give
their thirty fourth annual banquet IN
honor OF st. Patrick's day at the
Fairmont next Wednesday at Z o'clock.
Among the toasts will be The Day We
James Y. Coleman: THE United States. -
by Robert T. Devlin. United States dis
trict attorney; Irish Influence on
Civilization, by Prof. Charles Mills
ca vley, head of the department Of lit
ersture AT the University of Cali
fornia; The City of San Francisco" !"
by Mayor T. r. Taylor, and The
Army" by Colonel ". A Simpson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
efO THERE should be interest

(rO THERE should be interest
around the freside in the
- varied contests of The Calls
Spring Fashion Number. 1t will be
out on Sunday, March %, in time
to give you an intelligent start on
the absorbing round of spring shop
ping, and late enough to contain
the final edict of Fashion for the
season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

FASHION, whose DEGREES never
go unheard or unheeded, will
u speak to every member of the
family circle in The Calls forth
coming Spring Fashion Mum
Der. To woman, who is ever Fash
ions most devout follower, the
freshness and fullness shown in
The Calls treatment Of the affairs
of her realm will appeal through
out the spring and summer seasons.
For the Fashion number will be
a thing of delight in the first read
,ng, and then for months thereafter
its pages of pictured and storied
brightness will prove their refer
ence value. Long after the initial
spring shopping tours are over all
members Of the household will find
occasion to turn to the Fashion
Number in following up the sum-
mer tendencies in dress or ssugges-
tions on household economy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

Richard Cornelius. president of the
local carmeR's union, left yesterday for
Detroit, Mich, to attend the annual
meeting of the general executive COM
mittee of that Organization to be held
this week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Never Neglect a Bad Cold

odto its it, s
should This accomplished
produces free and the
complete cure follows
This medicine has for almost which enough thoroughly
cold resulted Chamban
used
of Soc
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
1.-THE CALLS SPRING FASHION NUMBER

will be local features that will sur
prise and delight the dressy man of
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

T. A. Rickerts, general president of
the. garment workers union. is ex-
pected in this. city in a short time.
The purpose of his visit is to ascer-
tain, by personal inquiry and observa-
ton. the condition of the trade in this
and other cities of the state.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

The central labor bodies of this city
are advised that the central labor
union of Washington, d. c.. which for
long time held its sessions with
closed DOORS has amended its consti-
tuition so that hereafter all meetings
shall be open ones.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Splendid Medicine

VI would not be without Cham
berlain' s Cough Remedy foranything
in the world says Ada L. Musgrave
of 1923 Franklin street, Denver, Colo.
NJ have found it to be a splendid
medicine and sure cure for coughs
and colds. Iseem to be very suscep-
tible to colds, but few doses Of this
remedy soon drives it out of my sys-
tenn. have been glad to orecommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
number of friends and it has proven
efectual to young and old alike
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
TAKES COLD EASILY
0lamberlain's Cough Remedy a Sure Cure

There are many people who take
cold easily and are particularly sem
sitive to drafts. Upon the least ex-
posure they take fresh colds. Such
persons appreciate the good qualities
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
it always affords them quick relief,
and in that way they avoid the risk
of contracting serious germ diseases
suchas pneumonia andconsumption.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-18
UNJUST CRITICISM.

Capt. A. J. Tynes, local chairman
OF the Children's Home Society OF
Virginia, In the discharge OF his
dtuy on last Tuesday I'm starting
three children TO the home I'm Rich
mond, was criticized rather severely
by several citizens of the town for his
act. Capt. Types was asked about the
matter, and said:
III certain philanthropic gentle
men with tender consciences,i were as
ready with their services and their
money TO help the Childrens Home
Society of the State rescue vicious
and manageable children from
growing up In idIeness and vice as
these same tender hearted citizens ARE
TO criticize the officers of tbs Society
In their effort TO rescue such children
from idle and viscious lives by put
ting them into good safe, and Cody
homes, often at the request OF their
parents, there would be less OF wretch
edness and want in the homes and
less of law breaking an vice on the
stress OF this and otaer towns OF the
State. Come up gentlemen and prove
your sympathy with the parents
and interest for their chilren."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-18
The New Baptist Minister.

The Baptist people have secrued
the services of minister for the
summer and early fall months and
perhaps for the year. Rev. William
Adam, 30 years old and unmarried,
has been invited and has accepted
the call, To this church, and will
preach also at Liberty and Burke's
Garden. He was born in Scotland,
and came with his parents TO Canada
when boy, where he has lived
since. He comes highly commended
by DR.. Clousen, President of the
College in Philadelphia where he
studied last year. None of the mem
>bers of the Baptist Church here have
seen Mr.. Adam, or heard him speak.
He is said to be an educated, conse-
Grated minister, and no doubt will
do good work on this difficult field.
He will preach in the Baptist
Church next Sunday morning at II
a. IN. The public cordially invited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-18
WISE VISITED BY
DISASTROUS FIRE
Business Portion of the Town
Wiped Out Sunday After
nOon-Little Insurance.

a fire occurred Mt Wise Sunday
afternoon I'm which approximately y
$50, 600 worth of property was burn
ed.
The total insurance will only
amount To about $50, 900.
The buildings burned are II. II.
Dotson's residence and store; Miller
hotel w. B. Eulton's store building
Mrs. Hale's residence and store
building; McElroy and Company 5
storebuilding and stock of goods; G..
w. Renfro's store building and stock
of goods; Nj. j. Bruce's store build
ing and several tons of corn and hny :
Hix and Hill's building containing
the stock OF goods belonging
to w. III. Roberts, grocery store
belonging To Fitzhugh Stephens, cleo
trio theatre belonging to w. T.. Kill
gone, all OH fiTst floor. The second
floor containing the law Offices us
kilgoIe and Kilgore, Wears and
PeeIy, Fulton and Ayers, Dotson and
Bond and Duncan and Kelly; also
the general Offices of the V. and *.
II. r., mayors office and Offices of
Doctors Hill and HiX, the former
dentist and latter physician.
The Wise News building was
burning but most of the machinery
was saved and the paper will issue
this week.
The Baptist church was consumed
together with store building near
IL, belonging TO w. III. Roberts.
Much of the property carried no
insurance and the owners of the Mil
Ter Hotel and the Hill and HiN
building, the largest losers, are dam
aged To the extent of six or seven
thousand dollars each when their
insuranc has been collected.
The fire has cast heavy gloom
over the town.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-18
The Social Events.

Several AT Homes" have been
held i'm the city within the past ten
days i'm honorof Miss Henderson,
who has been n guest i'm the town.
On Monday night the young people
were entertained i'm the home of Mr..
and Mrs. B. w. Stras, at which a
number of the young society people
OF the city we've present. Among the
number were Miss Williams, of Ark
ansas; Miss Hoge, of Roanoke; Miss
Dabney, Richmond, Misses Nanola
Gillespie, Ollie Mccall, Georgia and
Bessie Crockett, Sallie Britain, Joie
Britain, Jessie and Jean Graham,
Messrs. Il. l.. Greever, John w. St.
Clair, Richie Peery, Willie Mccall,
Henry Crockett, II. o. Crockett, and
b. f. Steele.
An at home In honor of Miss Hend-
erson was also given by Miss Nanola
Gillespie on last Friday at which a
large number of young people attend
ed. Refres hments, dancing and other
forms of social amusement were in
dulged In by the party.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-18
Lebanon

Lebanon, June, 16.-The Lebanon
ball team had another exiting game
here on Friday last. The. Dry Branch
boys played Lebanon on the latter S
diamond-Dry Branh won the game.
Mrs. Barney Thompson, of NJ. w.
&. Abingdon, is visiting her friends
in Lebanon. Mrs. Thompson was
teaher in Russell College for several
years before going tc Martha. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson are now located
in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Mrs. AK Gilman and sister, Miss
Kate Dickenson, spent a few days i'm
Castlewood last week.
Bud Chase, of Clintwood, was OH
the east bound train last week, hav-
ing in charge Joe Turner, aged years
He was EN- route to the Reformatory
where he was sent for setting fire 10
his grandmother barn.
II. A. Butlery is building a nice
residence in Cleveland. Mr.. BEtlery
is said to be one of the best black
smiths in Southwest Va.
Miss Dina Shuler is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. c. Burns, OF this
place. Miss ShuIer will make this
her home.
The pretty little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Buston of Tazewell, is visi-
ting little Margaret Aston, of this
place.
III. A. Routh, of this city, left
last week for Missouri, where he will
join his wife, who has been visiting
their daughert, Mrs. Rose Smith.
They will return TO Lebanon in a. few
days.
A little child of Ed. Bussey, died
Monday in Elk garden, aged years.
Mrs. Caroline Hendricks has re-
turned home after two weeks visit
at Rural Retreat, where she visited
her son.
Floyd Kiser, Commonwealth IS
Attorney, of Buchanan Co., was in
town this week.
NesIey Anderson left Monday for
West Virginia.
Mr.. j. w. CasseIl, of Coalwood,
died last Wednesday. Mr. Cassell
was an excellent young man, and
leaves a wife and five children.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-18
First Suit Against Empire.

A suit has been in progress here
this week between Ed. Dawson,
complainant and Empire Coal Land
CorpoI alton, defendant. Dawson is
suing the coal company for SO, 600
damages for the loss of leg in the
company's mines in February. The
plaintiff was a miner and while at
work slate fell upon him and injured
his leg, which had TO be amputated.
Mr.. ZeigIer, superintendent OF the
company, states that this is the first
instance in which his company has
been made defendent In "A suit for
damage in the several years the COM
pany have been mining coal and
manufacturing coke in Tazewell
county, they are shipping very little
coal, the price not justifying them In
digging IL, but are shipping a great
deal OF coke, the price of which has
not fallen like that of coal. Similar
conditions are said TO prevail with
the other operations on the CIinch
Valley.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-18
Mr.. Lewis Thankful.

Mr.. Leander Lewis and his son,
Geo. w. Lewis, were in town on
Tuesday. The Young M. Lewis was
recently the victim OF most un-
fortunate accident, in which he sus-
tained painful and seIious damage 10
himself by being struck by loose
belt from "A band saw near his home.
The young mans skull was fractur-
ed To an extent that few thought
there was possible hope for his re-
covery. DIR. Bowen was his physician,
and by heroic work, Mr.. Lewis
was able TO leave his bed "A few days
ago. He was unconscious for over
three weeks. Mr. Lewis and his son
wish To publicly thank Drs. Crockett
and Bowen for the faithful attend
ance and excellent service rendered
them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-18
Death of Isaac Patrick.

Indian, June 16.- A spirit o.
gloom peivaded our entire com.
munity ON last Friday, the llth.
when il was announced that our
esteemed neighboI and friend, Isaac
Patrick was dead, and that his fanh-
liar figure would no longer be seen
upon our streets.
Deceased was siXty-eight years of
age and had long been a resident of
our town, endearing himself i'm the
affections of its people by his gentle,
quiet life, and upright character.
Isaac Patrick was one of five stall
wart brothers who left their fathers
home in 81 in response to the call
to arms, all OF whom enlistt d i'm the
Confederate army, FIN Co., "a" 10th.
Va. Infantry. One of the brothers,
Green Patrick, was severely wounded
at the battle of Cloyd's Farm.
Isaac Patrick was a member of the
Nj. K. Church South, and had lived
a consistent Christian life, and as
evidence of the love and esteem in
which he was held by his neighbors,
the larg crowd of pople who assem-
bled at the cemetery on Sunday on
the occasion of the last funeral rites,
bore ample testimony. The funeral
services were conducted by his pas
tor, Rev. S. III. Hall, assisted by
Rev. J. w. Hubbard, after which
.he remains were layed to rest and
.he grave was filled and the last
lender scene was witnessed when the
old Confederate soldiers present came
forward and layed their floral tribu-
.es OH the tomb of their old comrade.