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The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25

to their old home here after a years stay iu the Panhandle country of Texas.
 A. F. Hooper is having the ma terial placed on the ground for the erection of neat little cot tage at Sulphur Strings.
 S. A. Hughes, Thursday ac- companied bis parents, the Rev. and Mrs. ]. M. Hughes, to Wom- ble, where they took the train in the afternoon for a visit to rela- tives in Clark county. From there they will go to Hot Springs to visit sister of Mrs Hughes.
 We wish to correct mistake in our last locals in which it was re- ported that John Milan was wounded as the result of fight. It is now alleged that Milan and Yarbrough had been chatting so- ciably when Yarbrough became enraged and attacked Milan, who was not experimenting any trouble, he. receiving the gash in the small of the back on the left side.
 Uncle Elias Maddox and daugh- ter, Miss Queen, son Jim and family have returned from pros peetiug trip to Texas, and arc winding up their business af' fairs here to move to their new home in the Lone Star state, Mir, Maddox is one of the oldest settlers h this country, having lo cated here in the year 1841 at tho early age of Is. Mir. Maddo, was postmaster at the plsc, where he now resides when the mail route extended from Dalla: to Philadelphia, making the tril in a week.
 Buster Brown.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
WlCKES WAVELETS.

John Lewey is on the sick list. .s Dr. Hilton and wife went to Hatfield Saturday to visit with relatives.
 Onie Daniel spent Saturday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. Funnell.
 Misses Bulah and Maudie Jen- kins visited friends at Wamox Spur Sunday.
 Russell Daniel and Sam Hamby of Cove, visited with relatives at this place Saturday night and Sunday.
 ORev. Elige Winfield delivered an interesting sermon at Wickes Sunday evening.
 Dock Henry is doing some car penter work on his home. Get ting ready for winter.
 Quite a number attended sing. ing at the bome of MT. ard Mrs. Will Smith Sunday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Shields of Mena, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Holman.
 Roscho Funnell, who is work ing at Hatton, visited with home folks Saturday night and Sunday.
 Allen Redman, who left Wickes some time ago for Kansas and Oklahoma came in Monday on business.
 Mir. Patterson and family left Tuesday for Little River county where they go to make their fu- ture home.
 Mrs. John Winfield left Sunday Y evening for Cove to see one of h.s daughters little boys who is dangerously il.
 Quite crowd attended the box supper given at Wickes Sat urday night for the purpose of getting mouey to buy q library tor the school house. There was little over $32 made and was only 4l boxes.
 Judge Steel from Mena, gave
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
COVE CATCHES.

D. Garman killed a fiue wild turkey near town last Friday.
 Dr. A. D. Hilton and wife of Wickes, visited z. A. Hilton and family Sunday.
 Miss Lesbie McCowan left for Heavener, Ok, Sunday to visit Mrs. ]. w. Keslar.
 N. o. Allen purchased the Cooper farm of 40 acres, adjoin- ing his home place, last week, thus adding another tract of good land to his farm.
 Sheriff Tribble and Deputy Sheriff Allen of De Queen, drove into town Sunday night, after having travelled over 75 miles in search of the Gillham bank rob- bers. They were unable to get any clue that seemed to justify following.
 J. A. Grinder and wife of Por- um, Ok, are visiting relatives and friends this week, after an ab- sence of twelve years.
 J. T. Stockton of Southern California has been visiting his bro her, W. D. Stockton, for several days. Mir. Stockton left Polk county twelve years ago, and still has warm place in his heart tor his old home.
 D. Barton, one of the most pros- porous farmers on Six Mile creek, has a Red Duroc Jersey hog less than two years Of age that will weigh 500 pounds, and it is need less to say that Mir. Barton is strongly in favor of hog law.
 Fisherman.
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NUNLEY NEWS.

A. J. Wagoner left for Hot Springs on a business trip last Friday.
 w. E. Stephens of Waters, wis ited his brother J. H. Stephens at this place Saturday.
 Miss Annie Anderson, who is teaching school at Dallas visited home folks Friday and Saturday.
 Rev. Elijah Abee will preach at Salem on Saturday night be- fore the first Sunday. Every body cordially invited to attend.
 It has been discussed and the fever seems to be raging high on organizing a literary and debat. ing society at this place as soon as the new schooll building is completed.
 Miss Minnie Baker is with us again after an absence of several months, during which time she has been at her post ot duty as saleslady for the Lochridge Dry Goods Company at Mena.
 By the indefatigable zeal of the Nuulcy school board they have sue ceeded in getting the powder be- hind their efforts in organizing a special district, and are building nice school house. which is nearing completion and IS n hon. or to the community, and the ef,
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Fincheryille Booming.

FIncherville. adjacent to Bethesda Springs, is having quite boom at present. The new steam mill is doing a good business in grinding for toll. Everything is new and it's enterprising miller is covered with the dust of progress.
 A new dwelling house is in course of construction-the master builder is left-handed and his three hustling carpenters oscillate the saw by the left-hand power also a left-handed union may be organized this week.
 Lots in FinchervilIe are rising rapidly in value. they have advanced 50 per cent above par. Now that company is likely to be organized for the purpose of developing the numerous mineral springs at Bethes- da. and utilizing them in bath houses and as health resort upon an exten- sive scale. lots are likely to be sold on the mountain sides on the ninety nine year lease plan.
 Keep your eye on Fincherville.
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OPAL NEWS.

w. A. Feds went to Mena Tues day.
 Mack Barber of Board Camp was here Sunday.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Sam Stand ridge, another boy.
 John Wimberly of Egger was in this vicinity Sunday.
 J. F. Standridge and son. Frank, went to Mena Friday.
 Ed Medford of Board Camp is visiting at Uncle Calvin Holmes this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ollie Jones of Tali- nina, Ok, were visiting kinfolks at this place.
 Jim Taylor and Ben Johnson of Talihina, Ok, were here last week on business.
 Olen and Marion Standridge of Egger spent Saturday night at J. F Standridge.
 Will Dee Philpot and wife of Egg ger visited at J. c. Standridge's home Saturday night. Miss Mollie Howell and brothers Leonard and Earnest, of Black Springs, are visiting here thls week Blue Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
TWO-MILE TWITTERIN0S.

Johnnie Daniels is moving over near Rust this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. s. Bell spent Sun day with R. B. Lane and family. Mir. and Mrs. T. w. Anderson spent Sunday night at the home of T. J. Hicks.
 Quite number of people from this place attended church and sing ing at Hatfield Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Cravens of Smithville, Ok, visited at T. w. Anderson's Friday night.
 William Daniels and sister, Miss Bertha, spent Sunday and Sunday night with their sister near Hatton. Mack and Burgett Taylor and sister, Miss Alvah, attended the entertainment at MT. Gann's near Hatfield, Friday night.
 Field Girl.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
BOARD CAMP NEWS.

J. F. Strickland made a business trip to Big Fork Tuesday.
 J. F. and Frank Strickland made business trip to Mena Saturday. pr. Charles Sanford is having an other room added to his residence. G. A. White went to Cove Sunday on account of his mothers illness. Bunyan Hilton of Hathaway visit. ed homefolks Saturday and Sunday Frank Egger of Egger visited rela- tives here Friday night and Saturday c. w. Bates and father of Big Fork attended church at this place Sunday.
 The Rev. Mir. Payne preached at the Primitive church Saturday and Sunday.
 E. G. Embry has transferred from school district No. 36 to school dis trict No. 8.
 MT. and Mrs. Little Bates of Big Fork attended church at Board Camp Sunday.
 Walter Randolph of Mena has been visiting at the home of E. G. Embry for the past week.
 The Rev. MT. Golfers of Shady Point preached at the Christian church Friday night and Sunday. Mrs. Hamby Hilton and children came in Thursday from Asher, Ok. They will spend several weeks visit ing relatives.
 Goldanhair
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25

who have been down with slow fever for some time, are reported better.
 William Driscoll of Mena, came out to look after his saw mill Tuesday, after an absence of a month.
 Mrs. A. B. Baleutine and son, Custer King and little daughter, Annie, spent the latter part of last week with relatives at Rust. Wiley Embry came home Fri day from Ada, Ok, where he went a short lime ago 10 try his luck. Like many other boys, he came back wiser.
 Mrs. ]. T. Jeffrey of Ardmore, Ok, visited old time friends at Ink last week. She was a resi- deut of Cherry Hill for several years, but left there sixteen years ago and has lived in Mexico, Ari- zoua aud Oklahoma since. Her husband died fourteen months ago.
 School Girl.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
E00ER ITEMS.

Bertha Borough visited Byrdie Lee Sunday.
 Will Lackey's little boy fell and broke his leg Sunday.
 Burley Gardner attended sing ing at Tom Barton's Sunday Mrs. Mary Philpot spent Mou- day at the home of Dr. Philpot. Quite number of young people attended singing at Dr. Lees Saturday night.
 Misses Iya and Eva Justice vis- ited at the home of w. T. Dor ough Saturday night.
 Mrs. Eva Garrett has under gone the painful operation of hav- ing toe nail amputated.
 ]. B. Dilbeck and son, Elmer, have returned from Oklahoma, where they went to look for To- cation.
 School Girl.
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INK SPLASHES.

]. F. Cullen attended church. at Mena Sunday.
 Success to The Star, and ioy- ous Thanksgiving to all!
 J. B. Hendricks and family were shopping in Mena Saturday.
 Jess Talkington and Bee Nit chell attended church at Corinth Sunday.
 ]. E. Chambers and family left Sunday for visit with relatives at Amity.
 Most everyone seems to be feel ing better since 1t rained and turned cooler.
 Sam Cunningham of Msna, was a visitor at the Iome oi J. B. Hendricks Sunday.
 Ike tamily of E. s. Crawford
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In the Marriage License Mart.

A marriage license was issued Monday to C.. E. McKibben and Mrs. $. E. Haulk of Potter J. (. Chamber of Heavener, Ok, and Miss Bessie Smithson of Ihomasvllle, Ok, were refused a license on account of Miss Smith son being only l6 years old. Li. censes were issued Tuesday to E. l.. Goben and Miss Sevola Turner oi Quito, and Frank Bissell and Miss Reenie Fox of Hatton.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
POTTER PERSONALS

Will Phillips is home from Ok lahoma.
 Wiley Keener is on the sick list ths week.
 Sumpter Wiuton and wife of Muse, Ok, are visiting relatives here this week.
 Some new corners are moving h on the Jones place. We have not learned their names. Mr. Jones is home on a visit. Bro. Swift filled his last ap- pointmeut here Sunday afternoon and the people are sorry to see him leave. He has made many friends during his work here as pistor.
 Cor.
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ItemSOf Interest
 As Gathered BY The Stars. Correspondents
MOUNTAIN FORK NEWS.

Mrs. NJ. Sartain IS visiting at Rocky this week.
 Mrs. w. L. Shepherd will move to Saliisaw, Ok soon.
 Mrs. ]. s. Hamby is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilcoxen.
 Nj. D. Lemiug of Rocky, has gone into the tie business.
 Miss Oril Leming of Rocky, is going to visit her sister. Mrs. A. F. Joplin of Hatfield.
 Luther Shepherd is going to SallIsaw. Ok, where he is going to put up shoe shop.
 Mir. A. Eperson went 'possum hunting the ether night. The wolves got after him and came near getting him.
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ects of which will be sure in tie

ects of which will be sure in tte future.
 The school at this place is pro- gressing nicely with an enroll ment of 5l pupils all of which, from the chart class to algebra are advancing rapidly. Some are anticipating being successful teachers of Polk county. They are advanced by help and encour- agement from their teachers, and patrons of Nuley.
 Longfellow.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25

an interesting lecture at Wickes Sunday to large audience. He gave some good advice to the young men, which they ought to accept; then perhaps there would not be so many paying fines in court for card playing, whlskey drinking and pistol carrying.
 Papa's Daughter.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
RED BIRD NOTES.

Born to Mir. and Mrs. G. c. Edwards, boy.
 Mrs. E. E. Meyers and son, Marlin. are sick this week.
 Uncle Riley Reynolds of the Clancy settlement, visited here Sunday.
 Mrs. Widener and daughter. Miss Mattiu returned Suuda v from visit to Amity.
 N. Hayle aud family and K. N. Moore and family have returned
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
DRESS GOODS

New Dress Goods, New C;n.. hams and New Flannels E tbs. should have been here 31 Sass .,as earlier, but were delayed in trans;s.' ss' will go in this sale for less ss', thon, Manufacturers Present Prices l''a''
 10 Pieces 50c Wool Suitings in stripes and plaids, actually cost at a' wholesale 42c, choice of the 1r
 lot per yard .............J JoC 35c Suitings, per yard. -. 1se 2Oc Suitings, per yard. .1sc 12ac Suitings, per yard ...... .7|c
 Soc and 65c Panamas and Enc. fish Hair Cloth. in red, grey, brown. plain colors, checks and on
 stripes, Sale Price per yard .C9C
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25

Fred Otlieb Friday brought to the office of The Star a fine basket of tender lettuce from his garden. Fred is one of Mena's most able gardeners.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25

;. Il. Cole and w. K. Simmons lett Monday for a trip by wagon through Oklahoma. They will probably be away a couple of months.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25

Wanted-To trade for or buy cheap lands. Call on E. T. Roach, DeQneen street.
 208.6t 45 Al
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
Log Teams Wanted.

zo log teams wanted at once
 lngham Lumber Co. i~o S' 70 ~ Hatfield.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
SHOES

This week we received from the factory 40 Dozen Pairs Mems La dies, Boys, Misses and Children's Shoes that will go in this sale at the following prices:
 Misses S1.25 Vici Shoes, QQr sizes 13 to 2, Sale Price. .oOo
 Misses $1.4O Vici Shoes, OQr sizes 13 to 2, Sale Price. =. 1o0
 Misses $50 Vici Shoes, sizes l3 to 2, Sale Price C1 10 per pair ir...............YA'
 Ladies' s1.75 Pat. Tip Shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 6, Sale C1 22 Price per pair .........YA'00
 Ladies' S1.75 Heavy Shoes, sizes 2l-2to z, Sale Price S1. .38 per pair -. .......YA'S~
 Ladies' $2.OO Vici Shoes, black and tan, sizes 1-2to z, C1 62 Sale Price per pair ..%A'00
 Ladies' $500 Vici Shoes, newest lasts, Sale Price @ dQ per pair ...............YH'S "
 Ladies' $3.5O Shoes, Society Rs, Brand; 1sd;, Sale Price S2.85 per pair ...............$
 One lot Ladies' Fine Shoes in Vici or Patent, lace or button, regular $500. $3.50 and S4.00 fss Shoes, 1s{ your y4' choice of SPAS
 Mems Satin Calf Butcher Shoes, cap toe, worth $1.75, c1 20 Sale Price per pair .pA.0O
 Mems Arco Butcher Shoes, sizes 6 to g, Sale Price C1 % per pair :. .............Y .YA'1|
 Mems Box Calf Butcher Shoes, sizes 6 to II, worth C1 70 S2.25, Sale Price ..... .YAssO
 Mems $2.5O and $2.75 Shoes, in Vici and Box Calf, Sale @ 10 Price per pair %H. ~
 Mems $3.5C Stronger than the Low Shoes, positively the best Shoe on the market for outdoor wear,. will wear longer and turn
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25
CLOVES

25c Mems Jersey Gloves, fleece lined, Sale Price 1Tc per pair .................
 75c Mems Leather Gloves, look and wear as well as most dQc $1 grades, Sale Price .... TOO
 $1.O0 Mems Eisendroth Gauntlet Gloves, Sale Price QOc per pair ................. w
 s1.50 F. P. Sargent Reindeer Gloves, Sale Price C1 1E per pair ... ........YA YA'6S
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25

water better than any other shoe made, Sale Price C1 OS per pair ...... ..............~A Mems $4.00 Shoes for .... $3.4S Mems $500 Shoes for .... SASS Mems $3.5O Lace Boots. $Z.9S Mems S400 Lace Boots. :. $3.4S Mems $500 Lace Boots. $3.9S Mems $3.10 Lace Boots. $2.2O
 Thiety-six pairs Mems and Boys Boots at 20 per cent less than Wholesale Cost.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-11-25

SPECIALS
 All our Best Calicoes, Indigo and Calcutta Blues, E~ per yard. ..... ........S0 ~ 25 Rolls Table Oil Cloth in colors and marble, 111c All our Mems, Ladies', Misses and Children's Hose, in black, 71c tan and grey, per pair S2C 50 Dozen Ladies' Handkerchiefs, regular Dc value, 1c
 Only five to one customer.
 40ax36 in. Pillow Cases, rare bargain at 15c, Sale Price 1Oc each. 4OV Coats Thread, per spool. <. .4c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06
POR CARLOS r ICkEf

Grdley -exclama de pronto,- Gridley 81, ST. que
rido doctor, Il general Georges del apuro
sa0iendo plta>aueute ponerse eI panuelo ci
sonhfeIo tomar de docuInentos. yueIve salr
Y por eaun ii doctor que 81 general Georges
i QUEEN algtuas veee4 4 querida amiga iz
.jzrudyce por ella de 10 cual deduce Allan
que cl general es un honbrc eXcelente que puede
Que sefle dtl.
Al entrar la saa dc que afortunadamente es-
ii eerca N Woodcour augura ben de 10 que We y espe
calmente de NJ Georges que uma mientras pasea de
de la saa. cuyos vigorosos miisculos
adivnan hajo eI lienzo de vesidos.
-Seryidor vuestro. cabalero-dice saudando militAr
deSputS de e~cuchar sonrsa la presenta
c6n pon.nava acababa de hacerle miss Flitte-
Sois ofcial dc marina 2-aiade el maestro de ar
-Pertenezco i Ia m.rina.-responde Allan.-soy me
dico
ii MeIieoi Creia que vestiais el unforme azu
W. Woodcourt dice que eSta circumstance contrbuira
que ~ Georges l. perone importuna vista. lie
plca que apague la ppa habia manifestado que
hacerlo
-Sois muy amable. caballero-responde 81 sargento.-
y 81 ore eI abaco ofcnde miss Fltte. voy
vuestro perrniso
NJ George compleia la Erase lcyandose la ppa los
Iabios continia fumando mien'ras " WoOdcourt ic
euenia Ia historis del rolre Jo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

+ Es el.-preguna ell maestro de miranda
haca Ia puera donde 10 examna la boca alberta las
grandes etras pinadas la pared que NADIA sgnfican
para ei
ST senor,-responde Allan, estoy muy apurado5
horas suponendo que quseran recbIre la mlsma obJe
c6n me ocurre respeco las de refugio contando
aue para hacere admr la pacenca de soporar
los pretextos las mentras que emplaran para en-
varme de IIerodes Pilatos, sstema que me guSta
Nj g,sta 4 nade,-dice el maestro de armaN.
-Estoy SECURE de que quedaria en- ningun sitlo
pnbIico-continua NJ. Woodcourt-a cansa del terror
que lie nspira ndviuo que lie ha mandado sar de
Londres v quen supone gnOrancia la facuitad
de estar en- odas parties saber todo 10 que sucede
i E I'm el nombre de persona ?-pregunta
NJ Georges.
I.o es para desgraciado que le tiene miedo ero
no que NJ Boucket
i DE la policiaf
-i'recsamene.
lie conozco-responde e sargento despues lie AFRO
lar al aire una nube de humo,y el pobre mucha
cho So acerca mucho la verdad diciendo que eS un
hombre extraordinario.
NJ Georges vueve 4 coger la pipa de un modo sIgnih
.stivo mira 4 miss F1itte silencio
t}uisiera guslmente.-eontindae ei doctor-hscer "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06
El eorresponsal en- Ponce eon,mie.

El eorresponsal en Ponce eonuniea
10 siguiente;
Aver 81 ferrocarril que trae la co.
rrespondencia de san Juan, lego es,
Ia ciudad cerca dc las II de la mana
M, y hoy vino tambi6n con extraordi-
mario retraso.
Como este perjudiea al publieo en-
general, bueno fuera, que ST corrigiera,
en- beneiicio de public y de la em-
prcsa que eXplota tai concession.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06
~ s. $50

"a de mucha utilidad, no solo para
loe Abogados, Cortea Judiciales, Ayun-
tamientos. Corporsciones y emplesdos
T. tedo. los ramos. Eino tambien para
,aarcis 1tes. industriales perso-
-. 3e negocios. ell conoeimiento dc ias
rorea de Puerto Rico aprobadas por
'ae Tsmaras el Consejo Executive en-
ado aT;o 1n 1907
r venjen s Fl IN en- II Tihre,Ta Del
Boieffu NersantN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06
jose A. Badrpna

Ha ingresado en- el Preside depar-
tamental ell preso Jose A. Badrena, pre-
tagonsta del doloroSo drama sangrlen-
to desarrollado en- Ponce cuyo final
sc ha visto EN- estos di4s ante aquella
COrte de DHtrito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

En-. Ilumacao luneos, Arccibo. Ma
yagiez y Grayama, So han verliicado
mauifcstacioncs dc protesta contra 81
.ab q dc Ia tederaci ii Of Labor dirl-
gilo Washng.ou ha iendo opos
81 IN i la Couisi "a IT, Ia Camafa tie
pclegados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

81 ucntra IN c,ta capital don Ma
nuel Gu iirrcz, soretmio dc IA Junia
ESQ ar dc san lor NO, q IN Viene
en aSuntoS dc Sa dopariamonto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06
NCGrlClAS

Nos informan On la of ira del Al
torney g,h,la, que 81 II del corrien-
te Sc proccderA al nombramionto del
juez dc pnz de la Corte dc Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

III fiscal seior Campil.o, sc ha he
eho cargo de IA denuneia pres niada
contra Carmcla Cruz, por hurto de
ochcn,a dollars 4 un americana en- la
oslaci6n del trcn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

En Aguadi'la estuvo d punto de pc
recer ahoeado. ei nino .Iuani'o Prats,
pcro debido a Ia Intervention del s.
Tor Fernando MARTINEZ, p,Ido eviiar-
Sc una do'orosa escena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

Aver tarde, en- la "Avenida Daban',
tuvieron un ensu.utro personal 'hlrn
Gutitrrez Ccrgda y Ielila Monta:
Dc., promo ism IS. q colispi nie es-
cdnlao. - poiia i.trn prys.nt6
cata MARIANA en D. Core Municipal
INA d,muc.a
III ia,z iasalle conden6 4 veinte
dias de c6rc 4 Ga'i'rrez Cepeda Y
dec ar5 no culIabe i Noutanez
lIan vido d0uIu Doe este nahana
Jose Figucrca, Aysro A.,aa y Juan
Morales, por crucl1ai con los anima-
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

la qucdado alberta al pdhlico Ia
carretera que conducc de Ponce es+
ia capital por Barranqu'tas, hab'endo-
Sc construido unos once kilometres de
Camino.
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Para Casino,
Club 6 SOciedad

.I ,,...;o..n :,
.el Ordonez Duiding. Allen I'll
Salon de baile. teatrO. Sala dc
hllar. zUQfer closet $, banO
etc. etc. l.,
FL scilCr BcngoChea. adml
niStrador dara raZon CrlSto 9,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
APELACIONES
ABRIL
APELACIONES
AIs1sII

Jueves %. SUCCESSION de Juan b Nn-
nez con Fernando J. M0rtilla nll l;dad
de contrato Y otros extremes.
Viernes 90. Felix Puente Solanss
V otr0s con JuNto ATms.erdan Y otrns,
de hilos naturales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

En- In sastreria de Gerardo merino.
Sc confecciona toda clase de prendas
para caballero. 4 precios m3dieos. gran
elegancia y extremada prontitud.
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III eonccial del Ayuntamicnto de

Ponce s,nor Edlardo Perez Valdiyicso
ha Solici'ado m mps de liecncia por
cnfcrmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

Manana Sc cspera de Ponce y otro'
puebIos de Ia isla, al segundo lefe d'
La policia Mr. Names.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-06

en- I'm DTh. tonne LANATiVo BRO
MO.QCiNlNA. III boticario devolyer'
\ d...r ., no - cura In Grma de I
~. GROVE se halla en- cada caJita.