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The Washington times., 1909-08-11
SCORESOF REGULARS
WORRY CAMP PERRY
National Guard Teams Hope
There vii BE No
Slaughter.

CAMP RENY, PORT CLINTON,
Ohio, Aug. u.-With three of the serv-
Ice rJe teams assaulting the targets,
Ohio's range this morning assumed q
National match appearance.
In the scoring OF the Regulars. the
National Guard teams are exhibiting
strained interest 10 see if the signs
augur anything like the wholesale
slaughter Of 1868. when only Massa-
chusetts and Wisconsin were able to
land in the six money places.
When the winner Of the national
match a year ago-the United States
Infantry-toOk the butts yesterday
morning the camp sat up and paid close
attention to what was happening. The
pick of all the infantry regiments of
the several departments, the Infantry
men were assembled at Fort Sheridan
June !, since which date they have
been steadily training on the Illinois
State range at Fort Logan nearby.
The team is stronger than il was in
1905 when its "a led the other three
service teams and beat all the State
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CORPORATION CENSUS
WORK IS UNDER WAY
Preparation for Levying New Tax Will Be Hard Task
internal Revenue Commissioner viii Conduct
Work of Levying Assessment

ton. Many corporations, for instance,
have taken out charters I'm New Jersey
that are not doing business within Q 200
miles OF that State Data in the hands
OF local end State tax officials viii
doubtless be found the source OF most
OF the information which the Bureau OF
internal Revenue obtains prior 10 the
time when the corporations make their
reports.
Until a rough estimate can be had on
the number Of corporations I'm each in
ternal revenue district, the office here
viii not know how many blanks to get
printed or now many 10 selAi out The
preparation Of the blanks on which cor
porauonS VIII make their reports viii
De matter Of much care, as will the
preparation of the regulations.
II is expected that the blanks and
regulations viii be ready for distribu-
ton to collectors about January I.
New Requirements.
Under the law. each corporation has
TO report on or before March 1. 1910.
From March to June I the Internal
Revenue officials will have to figure I'D
the assessment on each corporation.
Tie corporation will pe notified on or
before June / Of the amount of tax due
from it to the Government. Then #
will have a month TO pay up, or IN
other words, viii be required 10 pay
the tax on or before June So
The experience the Internal Revenue
Office had with the corporation taxes IN
the Spanish war period win be of much
value in clearing the ground for the
collection of the corporation tax. Il
viii be useful in the preparation Of
blanks and regulations. Various vex-
ing questions arose then which led to
court decisions, and those decisions will
afford valuable guidance.
tt is not clear yet how much OF an
increase Ii force I'm the Bureau Of In
ternal Revenue viii be needed. 1t is
likely that a number OF the collectors.
perhaps all Of them, will have to have
additional help. So far as the Bureau
Of Internal Revenue IN the Treasury
Department IS concerned, 1t may be
to form a new section in that
office. which viii be devoted entirely TO
OF corporation tax mat
tiers.
Bearing on the question Of the num-
Der of corporations In the country. it
is pointed out that some Of the middle
sized States have 5000 or 5000 corpora
lions. or courE the richest and most
populOus States nave many more. But
a large percentage, on the other hand
Is exempt
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Already the office Of the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue is beginning 10 be
stir itself in preparation for the collec-
tion of the new corporation tax.
The first work to be done is to draw
up blanks and prepare regulations, to
be turned over TO the collectors and
then 20 be distributed to the corpora
tions. This is a wOk that will require
time and care II will be proceeded with
leisurely, but at the same time thor
oughly. AS soon as the new commits
sioner, Royal r. Cabell. takes hold Of
the office, September !, the work Of
preparation viii no doubt so forward
rapidly. Mr.. Caben has already talked
with some of ,the men who VIII serve
under him for the purpose Of arriving
at some understanding as to the work
to be done
It is not an easy task the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue has before it. In the
first place, the collection Of the cor
poration tax is a good deal like taking
a leap in the dark. Nobody knows how
many corporations which are doing
business there are in the United States
The estimates that have been made Is
to the revenue which will be derived
from the corporation tax are 70 con-
siderable degree conjecruraL Until the
internal revenue officials have got in
complete returns and compiled lot Of
statistics it will not be possible to know
with anything like accuracy how many
corporations there are which viii have
to pay the tax, emitting those which
for one reason and another are exempt
Census of Corporations.
The internal revenue officials viii not
even guess at the number Of corpora
tions from which they will get returns
in the way Of reports, and from which
taxes win be required. They are work
ing on the problem OF how many cor
porations are doing business In each
State and each revenue district In this
the collectors of internal revenue will
have to obtain most of the data. as the
information viii come largely from
local sources. Some assistance can be
had from the State officials who have
charge Of the Incorporation Of companies,
but this data is by no means complete.
The tax is to be collected from the prin-
cipaI place OF business Of the corpora
The Washington times., 1909-08-11

Frankie and Pal Moore have placed
themselves under the management Of
Jimmy De Forest, of New York
Billy Mccartney has had offers from
several Western clubs to act as referee
Of boxing bouts
The New York papers are booming
young lightweight from Glens Falls
named Frankie Fay, who has won If
teen straight fights.
Leach Cross and Terry McGraw. the
Baltimore lightweight, have b G
matched to box ten rounds before the
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

I'm glad my children are ali boys.
said the mother OF seven young hope
fuls
Because Why" querled he privileged
friend
grow up and marry a man like their
dad" she answered with a sigh.-Chi-
cago News
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THE BURNING QUESTION.

a Baltimore teacher vas trying 70
explain the meaning Of the word re
Cuperate."
Charley she said, when night
comes YOUR father returns home tiTcd
and worn out. doesn't heg"
yes. ma am. assented Charley
Then. continued the teacher. 1T
being night and he being tired what
does he d02"
That's what ma wants % know"
said Charley Success Magazine
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SAVING Up.

Tt is nearly six months acw since I
have tasted meat. ION diet. chs
Yes" Have you noticed any change
IN your condition. 7 should say I
have. I've been able to pay up nearly
all my old debts IN another month I'll
be absolutely independent. ''-Chicaeo
Record Herald.
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
BoARDERs NUS sUFFER.

Mary, after the week Is out / shan't
need your services the boarding
house keeper told her cook your
cooking dOesn Z suit me"
"But the bosrders seem 20 like g.
ma-amt'
Yes That's why } must get an
other cook Bohemian.
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
CHoLOFoRM LONG USED.

Chloroform has been used in
surgery since 1s47, but It had no
part in the discovery of anesthesia I
This agent was discovered in 1881, and
Sir James Simpson discovered its
anesthetic powers IN 1917. In Novem- /
Der. the year after the great discovery /
at a hospital in Boston.-Boston /
Herald.
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
Little Excerpts About the Fighters
Cleaned From the Leading Dadies

Bedford Club, Brooklyn, on the night
of August %
Stanley KetcheI and his manager. VIII
lus Britt are expected in New York the
latter part Of this week.
Some of the New York boxing critics
seem to think that Sam LangfOrd will
go to pieces after a few rounds of box
ing with Stanley Ketchel
It is announced that Young Loughrey
Is to box Honey Melody at Boston. It
looks like a bad match, as Melody must
weigh twenty pounds more than Lough-
rey.
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HONEST MAN.

The Debtor-Im sorry. sir. but can't
pay that bill this month.
The Creditor - But that's what you
told me a month ago.
The Debtor-WelI, didn't I keep my
word?-Cleveland Leader.
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DOESN'T KNOW TRUMPS.

He bleaching her bridgel-When in
doubt it's a good rule TO play trumps.
She-But that's just IL, when I'm in
doubt ] don't know what the trump
Philadelphia Record
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
uPTO-DATE.

But poverty IS no excuse for being
dirty Do you never wash your faes7''
Tramp with an injured air)-ssParsou
me, LADY. but I've adopted this ere dry
eleaBin' process as bein' mora 'eaIfhv
and i-geenic. Punch
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
SPOILED BY ATMOSPHERE.

i wonder why the educational thea
ter started by those rich packers failed
TO survivor"
Perhaps because too many Of the
actors were hams. Baltimore Amer
lean
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RED MEN PREPARE
FOR AUTUMN FAIR
Seminole Tribe in Alexandria
To Make Merry for
Three Days.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. VA, AUG. II


Seminole Tribe. No. 50, Improved Or
der Of Red Men, are making extensive
preparations for their autumn festival.
which will be held at Odd Fellows Hall
and lawn, in North Columbus street.
from September Is TO Is. inclusive. The
booths on the lawn will be arranged in
the shape Of an Indian village. Several
valuable articles will be chanceG of.
among which viii be a canoe.
Executive Committee-A. L. Jameson,
chairman; ". S. NickIin, treasurer; F.
s. Finks, secretary.
Ladies Executive Committee-Mrs. E.
L. Finks, chairman. Miss A. H. Mitch
ell secetary, and Mrs. J. william May,
treasurer.
Donation Commlttee-K W. Ogden.
chairman; H. n. Garner, secretary and
treasurer.
Canoe Committee. ". May, chair
man; L. p. Woodward vice chairman;
Roger Sullivan, secretary and treas
uTer.
Entertainment and Inv tation Com
mittee-Carron II. May, chairman.
Decoration Committee. F. Wood
ward, chairman; c, II, May, vice chair
man, Miss Mary Roberts. ladies' chair
man.
Confetti and pender tepee, Russell
NicSlin, chairman, trading post, Y. II.
Peele, chairman, Miss Starnell; candy
tepee, Mrs. Jett, chairman; fancy work
tepee, Mrs. Glasgow, chairman Hot
Banks tepee, Arthur H. Dawson, chair
man; dancing committee, Mrs. j. VIII
liam May, chairman; prophecies, Miss
Chauncey, fire-Water tepee, Miss Glas-
gov, chairman; ice cream tepee, Mrs. A.
II, Mitchell, chairman; advertising and
program, D. +. Robey, chairman; r. s.
Barrett, vice chairman.
The fire department was called out
shortly after midnight last night, an
alarm having been send in that the
planning mill of II. X. Field & Co. was
on fire. When the depaT ment arrived
some sparks issuing from the chimney.
The funeral Of the late John T. Boyd
viii be held from his home 427 Queen
street, tomorrow afternoon at Ociock.
The Rev. Osborn Belt of Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, will conduct
the services.
The Young Peoples building, in South
Washington street, was crowded last
evening, the occasion being a debate un-
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Senate. The question before the meet
ing was whether Alexandria should be
retroceded to the District of Columbia.
Among those taking part in the de-
bate were the Rev. G. d. Bulla, ii. Noel
Garner. Harry White, w. H. Luckett,
/. p. woodward, and others.
vote was taken on the question, and
il was decided in the negative.
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MERELY AN OPINION.

What is your opinion of z man who
is In advance OF his age?'' asked the
youth.
He is about as useful as a clock that
runs too fast" answered the home
grown philosopher.-Ch Chicago News
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
BUSINESS ADVICE

young man, said the boss. come
hither and listen"
He approached.
"W hen you've made a mistake. for
get II and so on TO the next Job. Don-s
potter around all day adding a LOT 81
finishing touches. '-LouisVille Jour
nal.
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
HIS HANDS FULL.

Marks is having a hard time contest
ing his wife's Will"
II didn't know she was dead"
'She ism Boston Transcript.
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
NEVER READ HISTORY.

Dealer-Be2e's a very pretty chair,
ma am.
shopper-Yes. it is odd. Louis XVI,
= D De s2.1s.-CIevsIand Leader.
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
AS IN TRADE.

New AssistaEt-How do you pronounce
butterine?
Old Grocer-The last syllable is silent.
Cleveland Leader.
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
The REGULAR COURSE.

Arriving Missionary~ May I ask what
course you intend 10 sake with me?
Cannibal King-The regular one. You'll
follow the fish.-Kansas City Journal.
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
The HUSTLER.

MY stenographers dine from y to l.
And your clerks?'
From TO g.
'fWeI. when do you diner"
1.-The next day. "-Cleveland Leader.
The Washington times., 1909-08-11
DR.. r. b. LEONARD
An Old Face
At a New Place

This Well-known Dentist. who has
been located for the past y years AT 9TH
and Z SITS. \. w, WIN be plea ed TO
see his old friends and make new
ones. Ny extremely low prices enables
all TO have their teeth attended 10 at
little cost-thc quality of nay work is un-
surpassed. Now located al
SO + STREET n. ". u
The Washington times., 1909-08-11

BEDFORD Club. Brooklyn, on the night
The Washington times., 1909-08-11

will be held from his home 427 Queen
street, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock.
The Rev. Osborn Belt, of Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, will conduct
the services.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03
I'm crpnaloriio en- Ponce

nEl Acuila.s hablando de este pro
yccto. que cucnta con 81 apoy" dee al
ennos diStinguidoS medlcoS de Ponce
dice lo Siguiente;
oCon csa innovacion quedaria deS-
yirtuada Ia etimoIogia de la palabra ca
daver en- eSta ciudad.
Como no ignoraran las personals
lcidas V cntendidaS. esa voz compone-
So de las latinas CARO-. DATA. NEh-
MIS-. IS dccir: ocarne dada a los gu
sanoS.o
oCon Ia fundaci6n de crcmatorl"S'
rcsulta carnc dada la ignlclon, con
rtitndose en humo Y gases las subs
tancias volatIes . evaporables y en-
polvo mineral no evaporabie los compo
nentcs mas fijos. evitandoSe de cse mo-
do 81 tramite intermediate de la pm
trcfacci0n,
Instalado I'm Crcmatorio, las ccm
zas Sc dcpositaran en- pozoS.pudi"nd'
conScrvar las de sus famiIareS, IN m,
mas cinerarias las pcrNonas quF 70 de
seen. E~as urnas pueden SER delo
~jtadas n mismo tempo en- los nicho'
pantconeS
srara Il r.rutrdo pcrdnrabIe d'
rs aacido~ IN a alma t. lo~ super
s5s pies ba~la coa 81 daposlto saera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03
La temperature en- Ia RIIa

En- Ia sacei|n per 10 regular. el item
30 dc IA selnana promedit mas fres
70 y aleo mas Seeo le 10 acostumbra-
do durante la Ultima semana De Fe-
lrcro.
Bri~otes del f., con una Dublosidad
considerable, reinaron durante la pri-
mera mitad de semana Durante este
periodic hubo en- las divisiones ~ VI
irecucntes Y lijeros aguaceros Las no
ches fuefon claras frescas V las
temperatures diarias fueron modera-
damente atlas desdc el dia p hasta FL
dia ~
La precipitation fue gcneralmente.
defioicnte. sin embargo en algunas 10
caiidades hubo aguaccros enieramcn
t. fuertcS. los dias % y n I'm San
Iuan, Ia temperature diaria nromedi
90 rya de 80 giado> balo "a formal y
Ia temperature mfuSp bfnyp cmfnyp
la precipitation IT, Ia scmana lue prae-~
tiealmente normal
Ia temperature mr'i.s en Ia -scceien
fue 80 grades y II promedio de Ia
prccipiiaei o. o-6t pulgadas.
L. temperature mas alta que han
iniormaou fut ~ erados. en .iuana
i1gsz p ia II la mas baia -. en
sE,y . dia p.
% mayor rueipiiaei6n ssnsnal lae
f1i fafga5ae % "a Central lngenfo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03
In aIcaIde castIsadO

ESia manana ha sIdo coIsi"nasio era
IA Corie Municipal q ir.s messS de ear
cel a tr,'Scirniu> lollarS H. mus'a Il
.,lcaiddc dc Ia cared Municipal de
Rio-lfcdras. Miguel Rivera Perez, por
inira.cfom del arliculo % del Codigo
Penal.
ri Seior Rivera Perez ha apelado
de- dicha senicncia ante la Corte de
Ds,rito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03
Il iincIdrlIe De aver

Atfr iarsle a is'rminaf-s. "a u Ter
d. Nunsu~i un laieio f-r adaiirr'"f
par.~s qus un hs'rmaBo de h seu~@sia.
ane - palisia. pfrmosh' una al'~rs'-
si..n a. l. paf Nos manif~<'sr~n cue
,rAia a. srrs-ilr III ah"Tasie. nas~iro
- isna.ia amir" senior Alsarz Nssa y
asr,~. dicru que Ia srrsissn Ia d'r'-
rnis a >,i,or olm.,io. aue rra = 'sru-
>s.io
Fl ineg l.asNalls orlrna "a Il acio
nna niRt~ttrarlun Id hs-ho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

III eueareado Sc eneender e CORE De faroI aroi
or Ia oalle dc ~ Tuldnehorn Il momeoo que este
gran >aeerdoe del Slrucio de los mobiles mserios entra
en Ii vr~a casa que habta a ltmo ira
no de Ia rscalera hombrecllo de fcNble espnazo
conciIiador por cardcter
Sois vos. Suagsby?
ST senor Tulkinghorn. Estais bueno2 Como
encontraba ba a retirarme a mi casa
- que motive trae. Suagsby?
-Quisiera haharos dos palabras.
II Podeis decirneas aqui?
-Si senor.
escucho.lice 81 procurador apoyando 81 brazo
la barandia mentras al que enciende el gas del
patio
rs reatiyamene i la neutrality-suspicious. VI. Suags-
by en- baia Y aire mistcrioso.
Que extraujera '-preguna 81 procurador casj ason
brado
La frau~~l cnticnlo 81 lengia pero iuzsar por
su exterior " IN parecido francesa. Por
otra parte muier que esaba vuesro gabnete GUAM
do NJ Bucket yo tuvmos e honor dc encontrarnoS
noche a,uel muchacho
=; Con Joe
ST senior.
-IIablas pue~. L. ia sedora 1Iorten~ia.
-Pscrisaurntc.
II Suag>iy rose defris del Sombrerp.
Ne e-toy arestumbrale esq. uo,ulres extranieros.
pcro e-t.s s.-lr3 4ue =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03
a. s. l.5O

Es de mucha ntilidad, no solo para
los Abog.dos. Cortes Judieiales, Ayun-
tamientos. Corporaciones y empleadcs
lie todo. los ramos, sino tsmbien para
los comercisntes, industriales y per1o-
mas de neeocios, eI conocimiento do Las
T.eves de Puerto Rico sprobadas por
las C6maras = el Consejo Executive en
81 pasado a6o De 1907.
So yenden 4 81 80 en la Lihrerfs del
Holstln MsrssntD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03
NOTICiAS

~ .s.iar dan ,Arlrs Ssniiara kiss.
- > "a s~g-.>a hau A.snein faRer d's
islrilo a. iNa-rio Rlcn m.iia ca~rsia
4. i..--> a. "a = haFr.o kle aanes Alsa'
D. munsiT.al-ia.i A. laapa nlas, para
= c..nsiras-,a.. a. una rsss.-~ess.lA r'i
"a a. 80 d.,llar~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03
Manana

Los acrobataS que vienen contrata-
dos por Ia empresa Tatali-Coorado,
llegan como va saben nuestros lecto-
res en cl correo americana. manana.
FL debut scra el viernes, 81 no es
possible combinarlo antes.
TritaSe. Segun todoS los informes, do
una troupe notable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

LccmoS "a III Tempo que - -
tan rccogiendo iirmas IN una sdplna
lue ~cra prcscniada al g"bcrnador. 80
Icitando que ndute los herman"N
AcoSta de la pena de- mucric
Ante cl Tribunal supreme. dctendio
hrillantementc 4 dichos acuSado mes-
tro qucrido amigo don Nemeslo Perez
Morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

Han coisrsisio mAiri alssii.. "a Ar..
cas, IA s.i-sria oiilia .lu.aes , q
- issr .ion &c., .lms-lcf Mrua
ns..amos a Il lossn I.arsls Hns 'i~r
- luna a. mai .e<ae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

lls islls. 40 sn MssarasE dr.pnt'
g. isrra I.rnss,a fnfsfa's'isd. Il -
,en Enrtgus nso,.sia. muH aprneiasis
Issr eusni"s h. iraiarin.
Aver - Vrrifir, 4 ~uiirrro. = b.
l,,,iss 4 dnehe e"n srniidss frs~es dou
Frans Isao Martini
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

- ~ canossii.la una llrenr- a a. I.o~
i.ria ls.snaa NuarE 81 pns'.'o t.
ir.s ilss
,sidra fara Msgsruef
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

lla csiado en asunios Il" sn cargo
N hgmadilla. i Sciior Eldcmiro les
pier alcalde lie Ia carccl dc DiStrito
t. Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

Carmrla Santiago. ha preSniado -
- iarir nna dcnmc,a contra liauiis
Ia Diaz. 4 quncu aru>a H. acomeilmlcn
20 \ agr.>lan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03
CAPITULo II
En- casa de M. Tulkinghorn

RI -.t lor Se alicia de las verleS ondulaciones d.
I4. cnas para r Il calor ic1i-
~ ta Dovo de Lincoln slim.
emIida para,ir q venlr De casa q lalqWn-
a. 80 r,,,r..alnente - mo le los mster3~ cue
3. rt "a CaeSney- Vold como 81 viylera n caSa
tvcir en- su studio - voviera de Ia Iudien-
cia. u 5bia .le rae antes de partir uo habl nun
- dt
Ests -.s ha salido DEL aposento one ocupab1 en- Ia
..i,tr eatra por IL noche Lincoln slim. como
s-i y.- on,lr,e dc pluaaIe ahumado. sic ll'nbre
~, vieio SIN haher sidn iDyen. Tan hall uadp
io en loS rrpeege~ agulcrt~ H. II \ain-
81 que lef1ofa grandeza han'laii - di-
fs~ Uue haf.fa l.-f-aaao en - tias\ y r7F
arf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

P"r IA cfi"ina ID attorney general
- IA concedsio un mcs H. hcn'cia
Il lu,a dr ISz A. .Rie-rie,iraS. >oiior
4, lama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

la sddo para Anas"o. Mr. li"f'"t
empl.aao le An.iiioria.
T.rmina.la> sgS invest iga"i"ihS h'
rcglamenio .n aqu-l Ayuniam"iio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03

Terininata> su> cenf'r'nc'as en Ma.
vagncr ha >,lrio para Sap ''''rman -
c,mnsi"n H. Ia liea Anii-FnlH'i>''d''>a
,m ,u,yo pueblo dara aleunas c"ni'ren
cas- puhlicas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-03
N&iiNk>IA AEREADA ANTiBILlOSA
d. J. M. BLANCO

Cons" 30 desaparece cl .ex-
e aw.,o,p. Indigestion, dolo-
te eza, jaqueca, bills.
a-1.e eir. s.0mago en- general
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-21
The Bulletin is on sale at the TO
lowing places:
coieman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
CAIRO POLICE AND DIVES. >

The statement made by Mr.. Clar
ence L. Keaton, Of the wholesale gro.
Gerry firm Of Mcknight & Keaton. at
the Board of Trade meeting Friday
night. telling hoN al Arkansas bust
ness man was drugged and robbed at
aus Bourgeois place corner Of Fourth
and Ohio streets, Is but one of many
similar statements that can be made
with respect to this place.
Mr.. keaton's stony is that this Mr..
Barber was enticed into the place BY
one Of the squad Of hangers-on who
are kept at the place for the purpose
OF capturing unNh.ry strangers, was
invited into the place, was asked to
take a social drink, and then knew
nothing more till he woke up on the
sidewalk with his money and some
bank stock missing from his pockets.
Mr.. Barber had come To Cairo tolsset
tie some accounts with the money
and stock, having been a patron OF
Cairo business firms; but was now
unable to meet his obligations. Mr.
Keaton went with him to Bourgeois
dive, Bourgeois claimed to know moth,