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gomery, 100; Reybourne, Martinez, lo5
Charlie Hargrave IS; Merry knight, loz;
Uncas Chief 80; Fauntleroy, w.
Fourth race, 3-year-olds and upward,
The Myrtle mile and an eighth-Martine1,
Far West. Falcada, Rockstone, 105; Nor
bitt, 1909; Blackford, 1903; sGalley Slave.
81; Beaucop, 1903; Joe Madden, Ill; Wise
Mason, 107; Hilltop, JOG.
Fifth race, 2-year-olds selling, about
six furlongs-Hectagon 102; Syzygy, 1O9;
Muff. Hiccough. 101; Blue House, 1903;
Swish, White Wool, III.
Sixth race. S-year-olds. maidens, mile
and a sixteenth-Cuthbert. Cahrivarri
los; Leontine, Shawnee, Albine, Flora
Diana, Queens Song, 1903; George Field,
Master Lismore. Henry Munroe, Jos:
Weather cloudy; track fast.
apprentices allowances claimed.
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BELMONT'S FOOTPRINT
WINS FREMONT STAKE

Gravesend, June 15.-August Belmont s
Footprint easily won the fremont stakes
for 2-year-olds at Gravesend today, de-
feating a good field of colts. The race
was worth about $4,000 to the winner A
very bad accident came near occurring
at the far turn when Meridian fell, with
Powers up.
Babbler was the leader to the far turn
with her stablemate, Footprint, alongside
At the turn into the stretch Footprint
took the lead and from there to the
finish won galloping by three lengths
from Blackfoot, with Babbler third. Sum-
mary:
First race, selling, 2-year-olds, $500 add
ed, five and a half furlongs-War Jig.
106 (McGee), to 1, to l, even, won;
Ladasette, 1903 (Garner) 8 to 5, to TO-
to 8, second; Fair Miss, 80 CuraD, l.
to 1, to l, 8 to 2. third. Time, :OS Id.
Second race, handicap, 5000 added, j.
year-olds and up, mile and three-six-
teenths-Fashion Plate. III (Shilling), to
3. out. won; Fauntleroy, 90 (McCahey),
8 to 1. 6 to 5, out, second; Pretend, 80
(Garner), 70 to 8, / to 3, out, third. Time.
200.
Third race, selling. 3-year-olds and up,
$500 added, mile and an eighth-Petronius,
9s (Reid), to 5, out, won; Pins and
Needles los (Dugan), to .. out, second.
Time :55 Two starters.
Fourth race, the fremont stakes, 2-year-
Odds. s65OO, about six furlongs
IFS Dugan). 10 to 20, to 5, out first;
Backfoot, 115 (Shilling), to q to TO-
out. second; BabbIer, 1875 (Creevy), 1S to
90 to O. out, third. Time, Iii 10.
Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up, $500 add
ed mile and sixteenth-Quanticollo, no
(Powers), 5 to 2, 9 to 10, 2 to s, won; Lad
of Langion, 105 Davis, to l, to l, 70
s, second; Sir Ceges, los Dugano. to
4, 7 to 10, l to 3, third. Time, AZ Id.
Sixth race, all ages. handicap, 5000 add
ed, about six furlongs-Sir John Johnson
122 (Powers), even, ! TO D. out won :
Restieouche, 11s (Phillips), s to- 5, to !.
out. second; Shannon, 80 (UraD, Il to /,
70 1. out third Time, 10.
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Deeds of conveyance in the following
transactions in real estate In which
amounts of $1,000 or more were involved
were filed yesterday in the office of the
probate court
slO5O--J. H. Heineke to ]. l.. Busen-
lehner lot IL. block 3, Southside Land
company's survey of Birmingham.
s325O--M. H. Morris to Mrs. E. F. New
ton, lot in block ia East Lake Land
cumpany's survey of East Lake.
sa5OO-Maggie Bragan TO Charles M.
Harris, part lot 8, block 26, Phelan's ad
d:tion to Birmingham fronting so feet
on the west side of South Fifteenth street
and extending to a depth of 100 feet
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Brush Goes to Chicago

san Antonio, Tex, June 15.-John T..
Brush, owner of the New York National
League Baseball club, who is suffering
from loeomotor ataxia. will leave here
for Chicago tomorrow morning. He will
stay in Chicago some time before going
to New York.
Mr. Brush has been in this city for
some months He is still confined to an
invalid's chair and will travel in 1t. The
physicians state that he has the strength
now to make the trip to Chicago.
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office


Office New Orleans Railway & Light
Co, 317 Baronne Street.
New Orleans, La. June 2, 1910.
Sealed bids will be received up to 12
o'clock, noon, Saturday June IS, 1910
for furnishing one years supply of
coke to this company as per specifca-
lions now on file in the office, No. 81
Baronne street. copies of which may
be obtained on application.
All bids must be addressed to Mr.
Hugh McCloskey, President.
JOSEPH H. DeGRANGE,
Vice President and Secretary y
0-4-5-7-9-11-l3-
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Philadelphia, June 15.-Walter j. Travis
Garden City, today defeated George S.
Lyon many times Canadian champion,
in the semi-final round for the Lynne
wood Hall trophy at the Huntington VAL
ley Country club at Noble. Travis won
by up and to play.
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Gravesend Entries

Gravesend, June 15.-Entries for tomor-
row:
First race, o-year-olds and upward
about six Observation-Disclosures, 80; 'Ihe
Gardener, 90; Follie Levy, III Roslmero'
ia. pialto. 100: Lisaro, 10; Jeanne Dare.
NJ. Hampton Court, 107; George w. lie
bolt. 1O1; Tubal. 104 Goose Creek ";
Horace E.. 1ol; Foyal Onyx 1885, John A.
Munroe, 1O4; Gilpy, 100; Sir Alvescot, loS
Chickasaw, 101; Star Gowan, lol.
Second race. S-year-olds and upward,
selling, mile and an eighth-Ardry 10;
our Hannah, "a; The Gardener, lo3;
Creek, 106; 'Cohort, Clees' ST. Joseph
Juffier, Bad News, loo; Ferry Johnson son
q. Rlackmate. 10: Tillie Crankie,, 103;
Bonnie Kelso, 113; Wise Mason, 1ls; Keep
Moving, Jos.
Third race. s-yar-olds and upward,
handicap, mile and a sixteenth-sir John
Johnson, 122; Hampton Court, 81; Mont
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Eloss, Mr.. Bowen, DR.. and Mrs. Bowen
of Stevenson, Ala; Miss Marie Smith, Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Sloss, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Averett
of Rome, Ca; Miss Jennie May Rosser,
Miss Lillian Rosser, Dr. and Mrs. Rosser,
Mr. Thomas Pepperman of Nashville;
Mr.. Augustus Reed, Mr.. Ralph McGhee
of Rome, Ga; Miss Evelyn Going, Miss
Trina Ivey, Mr. Hugh Locke, Mr.. Irrin
McGill, Mr.. e. o. Mann of Stevenson,
Ala Miss Edna Sandlin, Mr.. Hendrick
Mitchell of Mississippi, and others.
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and one-eighth miles-Nannette, S. My
Gal, 1907 Carew, Maid Militant, Wolfereon,
1O4; Quagga, 1909; Nadzu, ia
Clear and fast.
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ATTENTION, VOTERS 18th
WARD

Jim Gibson has never started
anything he didn't finish. Hear
him at Hunts hall. East Lake,
tonight.
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LatOnia Entries

Cincinnati. June 15.-Latonia entries for
tomorrow:
First race. selling. 2-year-old maidens.
four and one-half furlongs-Orella, Flor
iona. Suelayton, Helen Burnett. Bet
tie Wales, Mary Day. Embellish. Lareen,
Dancing Queen, Blanche Frances 100;
Jack Weaver Sandver, 1903; Cisco. 1O4;
H. r. Brandt, 107
Second race, purse, madens. year old
and up. six furlongs-Florence A.. Bren-
ell, Queen City, Day Peep, Summer
Dream, 90; The Moat, White Eagle. Rice
GRAIN Slashing Blow, Fotsch, 81: Major,
Prince Ingoldsby, 100; Charley HILL Peter
Pender, los.
Third race. selling. S-year-olds and up,
six furlongs-S Strenuous, &c; Clint Tucker,
101; Alice Forde. First Peep, 1O4; Barns
dale. Dainty Dame 105; Merrick. 115.
Fourth race. purse, 2-year-olds five fur
longs, 105 Princess Industry, Locheil.
Governor Gray. Golden Ruby, 100; Jack
Denman. Labold, ill.,
Fifth race. selling, years and up, mile
and an eighth-Cunning. 100; vanen, solic-
itor Charles F. Granger. 1ol; Camel. los;
(silvedear, Ell FAIL, log; St 1lairio. 100.
Sixth race, selling, 3 years and ,up. one
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BELLE CLEM'S VICTORY
STARTLES THE TALENT

Iatonia, June 15.-Belle Clem's vic
tory In the merchant stakes, selling
event, at one mile, was today's STARTER
at Latonia. 1t was almost equalled by
Ben Doubles win of the six furlongs
h andicap, third of the card. in which
Madman was beaten after getting all
the best of the start. In the stake race
Right Easy had the largest following
but the horse ran as if short and
crumpled up In the stretch after show
ing plenty of speed in the earlier
stages The course Is fast again and
good time was recorded. Summary:
First race, selling, purse $500. fur
lopgs-Lady Ormicant. 80 (Loftus),
won; Evia, 1o6 (Grand), second; Rye,
100 (Koerner), third. Time, :01 as.
50 mutuels paid: Lady ormicant. 1910
win, $3.50 place, $3.50 show. Evia, $40
place, $500 show. Rye, SO show.
Second race, selling, purse $500. six
furlongs-Sigo, 81 (Cole), won; Har-
vel, 107 (Kennedy), second. Chef
Hayes, 104 (Rice), third. Time, TIA 2-5.
s. mutuels paid: Sligo. s29.1O straight.
81 place s6.1O show. Harvel. 1910
place, @o'lV siiOW. CHltI hayes, 9o.oU
show.
Third race, purse $780, furlongs-
Ben Double, 112 (Ganz), won; Mailman,
1877 (Scoville), second; Friend Harry,
104 (Kaiser), third. Time, 1.12 2-5.
50 mutuels paid Ben Double, $3.50 win,
SO place. $2.40 show. Mad Man, $40
place. 1920 show. Friend Harry s2.70
show.
Fourth race, Merchants stake, selling,
values $500, mile--Belle Glen, SO
(Cole), won; Tom Hayward, 106 ken
nedy), second; Reeluf. "a (Martin).
third. Time, 1889 40. 81 mutuels paid
Belle Glenn, $3.50 won. $500 place. $500
show. Tom Hayward, s4.4O place, $3.50
sh ow. Reeluf. SO show.
Fifth race. purse $500. AZ furlongs.
Ben Prior, 1903 (Koerner). won; East
ern Star, 1913 (Grand), second; Mock
ter, l12 (Warren), third. Time, 1873 AS.
So mutuels paid: Ben Prior. $3.50 win,
$1,000 place, $500 show. Eastern Star.
$3.50 place, $3.50 show. Moclstcr, $3.50
show.
Sixth race. selling, purse $500. mile
and 70 yards-Molsesey 1913 Cole,
won; Tom Bigbee, 103 (Goodwin), sec
ond; Leamence,, (Koerner), third
Time. 1;44. 81 mutuels paid: Molesey,
$12.10 win, $610 place. s370 show.
Tom Bigbee, $20,10 place, $40 show
Leamence, $4.20 show.
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Mr. e. b. Hatcher, who has spent the
weels in Birmingham. plans to. return to
his home in Louisville today. Mr.. Hatcher
Is a former Birmingham man, and has
been extended a number of charming So
cial courtesies during his visit.
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Miss Virginia Abercrombie, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Mark Lewis for
the past week, is now with Miss Mary
George Cruikshank.
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Mrs H. r. Johnston and Miss Eloise
Johnston will leave the first of next
week to spend the summer at East Ed
dington, Me.
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Mrs. e. l.. Glenn will leave today for
New York to be absent two weeks.
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A MORNING RECITAL

A MORNING RECITAL
The piano pupils of Mrs. Amelia Leon
ard will give a recital this morning at
1880 o'clock, at her studio. Those whose
names appear on the programme are
Misses Helen Eustis, Janice JOY Marga-
ret Berry, Harriet M. Tinker, Dorothy
Grant, Kathleen Burns, Marble Beall,
Nancy Harrison, Laura d. Dickinson,
Emily Clay and Master Gerald Haddock'
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Mr. Bernard CASTOR of Montgomery
who underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis, at a local inirmary, Is conva-
lescent, and has been taken to the home
of his sister Mrs William Pittman Redd
He expects to go to Montgomery Mon
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REGALO DEL "BOLET|N'
1QUIERE listed GANAP IN
REL0J?

A ZINES del ctry9eRte mes I Dici l
bre. regalaremos an reloj ntre los
ectOres del BOLETIN.
Sc elegira y sel.alara de I'm modo IS
peclal un ejemplar del BOLETIN, to-
dos los dias dest}a ell 10 hasta el ~,
~ al lector que haya podiIo reunir
sAas numeros de los marcados especial
nnente en- el pfazo indicado, Sc 2e adj
aicara el reloj que podra ser De Sra. )
sle caballero, elegir
Sc indicara te&os los dias en- qu6 coz
siste la senal kecha en- ell ejemplar d.
aia anterior, para que pueda ser al
faalmente encontrada.
La senal que Sc ha hecho en- IN ,.
sAero de hoy censiste Ell anadir 8 al
tar una letra al -itulo ell texto de I'm
aBunclo para que resulte equivoca3o.
Ademas de Ia senal, que Sc hard nj
bhse ananana, el ejemplar que la conten
ga ira marcads cen una contrasena one
mes asegure de su aatenticidad.
Los lectores del BOLETIN conser--
garan en- su pssaer los numeros mar
's&oos, y DEB aia 25 al 30, los remitiran
"a la ada iRistraei0n de este peri6dico,
San Jose principal, donde sc. hara
el recGentO y Sc aajuaicara ell reloi, al
que mas ntlnerss aarcados presente.
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lofsky, antes de empezar la session iba
a proponer honrar la memOria del di
funto para 10 cual, seg1n la oostumbre
rusa, los diputados deb1an de ponerse
de pie. Pero la derecha (moderados y
nacionalistas) habian publicado un ma
nifiesto Ell el cual protestaban anticipa-
damente de toda simpat1a publica por un
enemigo del Gar y no puede decir>\
10 que hubiese ocurrido, pero, ell vice-pre-
sidente, ell principe Volkonsky, al Yer la
actitud de la derecha, tom0 la preSiden-
cia y dijo que "Viendo ell desacuerdo
que eXistia entire los colegas, Sc pasa
ria directamente 4 la orden del dia Ora
cias al ardid del principe VolkonSly Sc
eyit0 I'm eScandalo.
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LoS c3nIbIoS en- Ia 1erZa
CUARTEL GENERAL DE LA POLL
GA INSULAR DE PUERTO RICO

San Juan. Diciembre 10, 1910.
!. Por la presente Sc anuncian los
siguienteS cambioS en- In t'uerza:
SEPARACIoNEs IlONR0sAS:
Rafael Bird, .Jefc de Distrito de Guar
ia claSe: Por renuncia, efectiva Noyem-
bre %, 1910.
Rafael San MILAN. Jefe de Di,trito
de cuarta claSe: Por renuncia. efpctiya
Diciembre 1, 1910.
Jose r. Monzon. 154, (Detective Por
no neceSitar mas Sus servicioS, para to-
ner efecto Diciembre 2, 1910.
Aurelio Betancourt, 50, (Detectivel
POr no neceSitar mas SuS servicioS. para
tener efecto Diciembre 2, 1910.
REENGACHEs:
Felix Castro Acevedo, 40, Ponce. No
viembre %. Mariana SulS0rm Domin-
guez, s, Yauco, Diciembre 3. Ram6a
ParrilIa, 229, Bayam6n, Diciembre >.
Alfonso Gautier. 3:}4, San Sebastian Di-
clembre 8.
II. De acuerdo con las atribuciones
concedidas en- la secci0n VIII de la Ley
he Policia. el Honorable Gobernador dc
Puerto Rico destituy6 al Jefe de Distri-
to de tercera clase, Angel c. Villariny,
en- beneficio del Cuerpo de PoIicia Y Gel
publico en- general, para tener efecto
en- Diciembre I, 1910.
GEO. r. STANTON.
Jefe de la POLic{d nSRtur
OFFICIAL:
RICH ID II. POILLON, .JR.
4yHdGRtt.
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IN MEMORIAN

IN MEMORIAN
La figura del Jnez Asociado ST.. FL
p,leras ha quedado profundamente I'M
presa en- las resoluciones del Tribunal
Supreme Y en- el coraz0n de sus compa-
6eros. Y esta OCCASION eXtraOrdlnarla,
Dor sll propia peculiar naturateza, nos
hace recordar una de slls raraS cuallda-
4les. Sucedia con frecuencla en- el III
bunal. que despuGS de haberse dlScutldo
*ampliamente una question Y iiogadoSe ii
IN acuerdo con respecto al modo como
..5abia ser resuelta, surgia Ia dItlcuItad
de encontrar una forma de expression
s17le interpretara tieHnente la reSolo
zion del Tribunal; era et 'juez 81 FL
glferas quien habia de Sugerlr Ia propla
v necesaria para soiucionar el coniilcto.
4Asi, pues, cuando va ie cGhaInos de me
mos aim mas hemoS de nOtar Su falta
s.nando tratemos de buScar una lorna
adecuada para exteri0riZar nueStroS mas
sntimos pensamientOs. Cuando, en- oea-
stones, ,adqrrirla su organlHno et mas llge
no vigor, rehejahase en- labor raplda,
acostumbrado como estaba a tratar las
,nas amp,iadas cuestiones de herencla, o
ale reiaciones lie familla o de rontratoS'
xsn opiniones breves Y senclllas- hta
am hOmbre de mediana edad cuando tu-
20 ulte afrontar los probleInas que lie pre-
<sentaron eli estabIecimient0 de I'm nueVo
sistema penal ei cambio dei Sistema
rprncnsaI mas cn la sOluci0n de est0S pro
Dlernas de otros de naturaieza Seme-
Iante procedi6 con infioxibie i0glea y eX-
4remada iahoriosidad.
Pero habremos de notar su ansencla
no solo por sus trabaIoS, Slno tambien
DOR su genialidad. Jose Maria tlgue-
ras amaba la vida. Era por naturaleza
humanitario Aunque reServado, era
rapido Y expressive en- sus conteStacio-
Des. saludaba 4 sus cOlegaS con eSpl-
witu Iovial. aIegre y bondadoSo- tStaS
S,,s cllalidades nos hacian mas agrada
hIe-v nenos pesad0 el tabajo diariO de la
Corte. Honrado, Y de temperamento
aranquiIo la par que decldido, su ca
rrera pllede const1tuir timbre de gloria
para cualquier nacion.
Haeemos, pues, constar que con el
faIlecimiento del ,yuez AsOclado Sr. FL
p1,eras. ei Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico ha sufrido la p6rdida Gle I'm vallen-
fe lucflador de un Juez de amplias
facultades.
AsirnIsmo hacernOs constar que sr1s CO.
8egas han perdido un prestigioso dig
no companero v I'm amigo fiei.
Y Sc decreta que csta resoiuclon y las
S,tle puedan presentar los Coiegios de
Abogados sean Incfuidas en- 81 Llbro de
wesoIueiones de esta Corte y que sc en-
fregue una copia la familia del Juez
Sr. Figueras.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 10 de Diclem-
bre de 1910.
(Firmado) Jos6 c. Hernandez, j. II.
Mac Lsar1t. Adotk G. Wolf, Emilio del
Torn
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La instruction empieza a tomar alg1n
incremento. Sc ha fiado para 1911 un
gasto de $50 millones de frances, es de
cir. un 20 por ciento mas que en- 1910.
Este adeIanto es debido al nueyo r9gi-
men.
Evidentemente que esa cantidad aln
Is pequc1a. pues solo representa- TN 3 y
medic por ciento de los gastos general
del imperio. mentras que en Francia,
por ejemplo. los gastoS de instruction
represeutan un 7 por ciento del presu-
pucSto total
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oe lleg6 al termino de la jornada y ha
Jbtenido la corona de la justicia. Hoy
viendo intuitivamente la esencia divi-
ma, ha encontrado la justicia, tai como
la buscaba aqu6lla inteligencia privile-
giada.
FL juez Fgueras no ambicion6 homo
res, pero 81 ambicion6 el honor esa
aspiration de su alma la realize; pJUeS
conSigui0 honor en- la familia siendo es
pejo de padres y modelo de esposo; en-
la sociedad, siendo un ciudadano elem
plar, amante del prOgreso del pals; en
el foro, siendo I'M jurisconsulto eminen
te en- la .judicatlua. siendo un proto-
tipo de jueces; tai como 10 habeis yisto
descrito Ell los eIogioS fiinebres pronun
ciados en- sus fumerales y en- la manana
de este dia Y concluire con las pala
bras con que concluy6 el abogado seno,
IIartzeH, cuando despedia ell. duelo Ell
los fmerales del senior Figueras: Fehz
viaje. adi0S. Di0s bendiga Jose III
rueras. Y We anadirG. descanza en
paz: Y hasta luego amigo del alma.
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TodoS los r'ri6dicos han con~agrado
numerosos articulos al estudio Del pre-
ISupursto con motive del quinto aniver-
sario de la Constitution rltS;t. La
Reich ha dedicado I'm nnmero cntero
al pre>upueSto de cinco amos siendo in
1nediatamente denunciado y conti,rado
De>de el principle hasta el fin 5 una
critica acerba del imperio En- dicho
nlImero cXiste una declaration ineSpcra-
ia FL autor del Manifesto hiStorico no
es el conde Witte como todo el mundo
creia, sin6 el famoso general Trepoff
prefecto de San Petersburgo ayudado
del principe Obolensky, gobernador ge-
neral de t'inlandia
Z. Alr0rC9.
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A continuation reprodncimos algunos
sle los discursos pronunciados en la sc
sion flnebre del Tribunal Supreme, en-
homenaje a la menaoria del ilustre Juez
asociado don Jose Maria tigucras:
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E Honorable presidents del Supreme
don Conrado Hernandez, pro1rtrncio ei
siguiente discurso:
va esta Corte Suprema en- las resolu
Clones que ha leido en- ell eomfenzo de
esta Secci6n Ell Hon Juez Wolf, ha
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j. H. McLeary.

Tambitn hicieron uso de la pald bra
en- este memorable y soIemne acto los
cminentes oradores, don Juan Herman
dez Lopez, don Antonio Alvarez Naya
y don Federico Degetau.
FL BOLETIN, lamenta no poder re
producer hoy los admirables discursoS
de los insignes orad0res.
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San PeteTsburgo
para ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL} J

Noyiembre 9 de 1910.
Con motive de la muerte del primer
presidente de la Camara Douma
NJ Monromtzeff, Sc temia un conficto
phrqua e presidente actual NJ. Child
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-12

La persona qE@ tepga el ejemplar aSi
Iaareado, debe esr ssgvar ell anuncio pare
rPr';+'"roS'o en = .>"'a ind:cada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-12

La senal hecha en ell unico elemplar
marcado aver, fne guitar. una O en- el
tltulo del aauaelo de los senores Con
ZALEZ PADIN HNOS.
Donde dice: ''Algo nuevo todos los
dias, qRitamos una Q d la palabra NUE.
VO, qued6 asi AIIGO NUEV TODOS
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-12

Y i h0nor9hl iurZ MarI,parN. ii 10
Ia slo7,;a,,ta.
NeIior lfeSldehlr com PaheFoS "o0
gadoS:
NO qQief3 que sc lefihlhe este III
memorim SIN ahadlr mi teStnhoho
personal los memfoS de hueStro mUE
sentldo conPanero, como JilrlSta, como
cIudadano y como homhre' NoofeSailo
cn todoS loS PueStos que oc1po ( hlzo
honor todas las classes en- ruyo Seno IA
muertc le coIoco. Como amigo, cont
panero espoSo. padre. cl'Idadalo, Juel
y patrota, sl@npre eStuVo a la altUFa
en- que debr colocarS@ Ct hombre hu,-
no, honrado mtegro.
Cuando, mace mlchoS amos. He&ut
este Tribunal. an eNtrahJero en- una
TERRA eNjranNra, en- medic de IN pu9
bio eXtrano me eNtendlo una 1nano
amlstosa. y SentI que Su rorazon Sc me
otrecla, en- el fulgor de aqueIloS claroS
y azulf%s oJos que cn cada centelleo re
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-12

A snes del ctl'x1eRte mes 3e Dici !
bre regalarenos an reloj ntre lbs
lectOres del BOLETIN.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
IF You Have Eczema.

II You have eczema, would you like to
get prompt relief and be permanently
cured BY > clean liquid preparation for
external usef Mr.. L N. chandler, the
chemist, has this rsasady in stock. He
knows the ingredients and knows Of ita
wonderful curative and healing prop
critics. Zsmo has cured . great many
ehEonioi cases q ecssna : and other
fornst6f skin and scalp disease. Mr..
L. N. chandler will give you = booklet
on skin diseases and explain to you how
you . b cured In your own home by
this clean, staple remedy. Zemo il
pleasant to use and can b used freely
On infants. II cures BY drawing all
germ lie and poisons to the surface Of
the skin and destroying them, leaving
the skin clean and healthy.
L. N. CHANDLER, Druggist.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-09-16
It Saved His Leg.

"All thought I'd lose my leg" writes
J.. A. Swensen, of Watertown, Wis.
Ten years of eczema, that fifteen
doctors could not cure, had at last laid
me up" Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured it, sound and WE'LL" Infalliblo for
Skin Eruptions, Eczema, Salt Rheum,
Boils, Fever Sores, Burns, Scalds, Cuts
and Piles. 25c. Sold by all druggists.