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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-22
Vacuum Auto Sweeper

TTERE is a new German street sweep
II ing device now in use in Berlin,
the cleanliness and beauty of which city
now surpasses even Paris. The motor
not only furnishes driving power for the
wagon, but runs the brushes and fan, the
dirt being sucked into funnel, from
which it is conveyed to cans, which are
easily removed to empty. The motor is
of 80 horse power, and the machine
sweeps a track seven feet wide at the
rate of eleven miles an hour.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
LEAVELL--BRYAN.

The most notable event OF the
closing summer season was ire
marriage of DR.. Arnaud L. Leav-
ell. OF Hollywood, Cal, to Miss
Eliza Yates Bryan, of Shanghai,
China. which occurred in the
Baptist Church at so'cicck Tues
day night. ,.,,
church was well filed long before
the hour for the ceremony.
Messrs. Clarence Leavell, HOW
land Leavell, Silas Dere and l..
G. Andrews ushered the large
crowd. -,
Miss Mabel Smith presided al
the organ and while the sweet
tones OF music filled the churcn
the bridal party entered IN the
following order:
First, the attendants, Mr. Leon
ard Leaveil and Miss Mary Pat-
ric, MIR George Leavell and Miss
Lana Sncwden, followed oy the
maid Of honor, Miss Eta MAJ
Iaavell and the little flower girl
Marian Frost Leavell.
the bride entered alone and
was met at the altar oy the groom
and his best man. e..,od
The ceremony was periorule ~
nv Rev. James B. Leavell' orotl
er of the groom in an impresS NV
e, nj s The bridal party LEFT
On the night train for their Vest a,
ern home, with showers OF goo'
wishes attending them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
The Tri-S,ale Fair.

President Mckinley in his Ia, I
speech made upon the grounds o.,
the Buffalo Exposition sIi.
among other thinas: Fairs and
eXpositlons are tine time piece
which mark the progress OF ma
tons and every iair. great or
small, has helped in some onward
p ogress. They stimulate tho
energy, enterprise and intelli
gence q people and quicken HIT
man genius
oU lulated thus in our work fot
til Y oman Department OF the
fair far the three great States o.
Vi s.ssippi, Tennessee and Arka
as. ye are asking the women a.
- sFette County to cooperate
viii us : chairman II The county
We ish to secure EXHIBITS
hog / lines OF needle-worh,
rulAsr. fine arts. flower raising
eFce. c pcrtnen;s, antique anc
eh,s.
: " manhsving an article or
art - - exhibit is asked Il moi
Mrs y. \. Stineheck or
Mrs. +. o. Davidson, Oxford
Mrs. 4. N. Mitchell, Abbeville
Mrs. Ollie Ragland. TayIcr.
Miss Elvira Shaw. College Hill
Mrs J Z. HUDSON,
Chairman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
Open Letter to the Voters Of L..
Fayetlc County.

As the time for the second nri-
mary is SO short it will be impos-
siblc for me TO see you, therefore
will nave 10 depend on my friends
IN my home county to see that
my interest IS taken care OF. Il
my home people will 20 To the
polls and help ne on Saturday.
Sept. l0'h, an a winner.
Ii you think have been homes .
faithful and true to every trus
in posed in No, solicit your earn
est surpOrt.
| appeal to my home county
people = GO to the polls Saturday
and help me, for watch | shall al
ways fee. grateful.
". 4. RoASE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
Ladies Union PRAYER Meeting.

The ladies' union prayer service
Will be held with Mrs. Creswell
on University street Friday af-
ternoon al ) O'Clock. This meet
ing % the christian women of
oxford has proven very helpful
IN the past and we trust that the
women and girls OF our severa
churches viii avail themselves
OF The opportunity OF ATTENDING.
these meetings each week and
entering into the spirit u chris
uan love and unity thai natural
~ grows out Of an association oil
this kind.
Come out. and bring with you
a mite ot encouragement. 1t poe
sibly may be the very word that
some heart ana life is pining Tor.
You too. may have burden,
come and let Us plan and pray
Tor a richer christian experience
,hat We may be more useful To
the town IL which we live.
II u our custom 10 meet in the
homes of those who are deprived
OF church privileges aud are al
nays happy 10 go into home Of
tiis kin. Now "a the heated
season Is passing We hope 70 have
large and euthusia site attendance
each week.
Yours Tor the Prayer Meeting.
MIS-. FoUNT CALLAvAy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
A New Enterprise.

We take this method of inform
ing the people OF the county that
we are prepared to pay the best
market price for all kinds of pro-
5uce here mentioned, Poultry.
Eggs, Geese, Ducks, etc. OuI
prices will appear each week IN
this paper. Our offices are To-
Gated at the American Expires:
Co.'S Office. Call and see US.
BENNETT. LooMER Il Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
tNrFp Cos


scNe~e Strains OIL tho vusi crg MS.
= steal 1s or macHihe tsuss brcak
down- ioa can over stomach.
liver. kidloVs. boUc's or nerves with
nut scrict. dslgeFto Yourself. n YOU
- w''ab or ruG Gown. or under stflin
a. v kiad, take Electric Filter. the
ma "nir-s, tonic medicine. Nrs J u
N.u de S,u6e, OF kirkllrd. ill.,. writes
fhoGgh old net break down, while
enduring most severe strain, for
three months, r due WAe3iA 70 Flee
ilic ut ers Use them and enjoy
hest.h g-d strength. fa'i.faotion
posiiiveiy guaranteed. 50o. at A. II
Nendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
Program Of the Lafayette County
Sunday School Convention

AT Nit Zion Church four miles
East OF Oxford on Saturday, sep
18th:
Morning Session.
9:3o-Deyotional Exercises hy
'scv. y. 7. rulilovc. .
9:i5-E Enrolment Of Delegates
lO-Tepot;s from the Field.
lO:tb-Missions in the Sun..,y
school by Dr. r. II. Somervi,Ie.
1l:t5-Solne Features OF Nod
81 Sunday Schoolby Profs. q e..
Hurst and =. $ nal,hrop.
ll:35 Address Is MIR W Fred
Long.
appointment OF Committees.
benedicticn.
Dinner.
Afternoon. Session.
1:30-Song Service.
l;I5-The Pastor and ths sun.
day School by Rev. A. +. Reimer
2:l5-How to Improve our sun
day Schools by Rev. ". =. Axis
son.
2:45--fopular Fallacies about
sunday Schools 10y Rev. W. u.
Hedleston.
3:l5-Practical Plans for Per.
manent Progress by Rev. J. c.
Park.
3:i5-How TO Hold the Big Boy
IN the Sunday School Icy Miss
Ella Wright:
The Ideal Teacher ty Mrs.
j. NJ. Wyatt.
4:l5-Heport OF Committees
and Resolutions.
Election Of Officers.
Bene9iction.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
THE .ttlsY list.

The following names were dravr
saturday ~ compose The Grsud and
petit JuHes al ne Fan term II tho
Circuit court which viii convene OF
Monday, >c?' i..h:
rIRsF wFsK
Ecat W u = Matthews. II T.
Worley, II. +. stephens. Id huston
Mack MCIarty, Tom Jones, John Nil
Ter, |. +. Brown, j. Z. Pegues, c. y
Baird.
Feat No. q T. Hale, J. 3. Alder
son, X VI. Hickey, Il. A Raushinan
Nelson Me Cullough, r /. Duncan, r
W. Tallant, X. L. Holcomb, J. +. Mills
". l.. Adams.
Beat No SIS. $. johnson, J. l. Re id
J. p. Kitchell. W. Huston, ). j
smith. I. L. Tidwen, s A. Beau, w
II. Carnathan, g. W Davis, T S Greer
Beat No. +. A Patton, T. 4. sea
ton, J y. Cathey, Nay Lock, AIRED
Turpin, T. J. Courtney, a. w. McNii-
Ian, J. G Carothers, RUFUS Fisher
Herman Hirp.
Beat No o-L. NJ. Brummett, j. IL
Bland, W. Il. Reed, j. w. Garne~, E
A. Allen. o. T. Whitehead, Henry
starnes, }. ID. Fuller, P. j. Lusk, L n
Lindsey.
SECOND WEEK.
Beat No. IL Fudge, Il T.. Hsrkin
/ Wilmer Kennedy, Billie Robuck, Ton
/ Boiler, John Rushing.
Beat Nc. 3-B l.. Harris, W II. Gil
bert, W Z. Rankin, James Adams, Jr
+ c. A. Leggett, 4. V. Davis.
Beat No. 81. NJ. Almond, Andre,
Darling, A. A Smith, Sidney Shaw
W. ". Childress, |. n. Murchison.
Beat No. 4-R. {. Davis, Luke Var
ner, C. H. Gooch, Sam Spears, /. G
Crowell, n. A. Spears.
Beat No. 5 II. b. Cole, J.. j. Barker
SIM York, ~ W. Hollowell, Be
Cain.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
Notice.

We bay, sell and exchangf
Real Estate. Ii you have a farr,
fer sale list i with us. If you
want TO buy or exchange your
farm confer with US.
If you have surplus money We
can loan it at good rate or il =
vest it good income property. A.
business strictly confidential, al
course. We shall appreciate d
letter or call from you about these
subjects.
FARKrER, RUSSELL Il FALKNER.
Attorneys.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
Farmers Union Speaking Dates.

MIR. r. n. Pate, of Jackson,
will address the farmers and the
public generally of Lafayette
County at the following dates and
places:
Oxford Camp Ground, Monday
Sept. 10Th, at ii am.
Bay Springs, Tuesday, Sept.
10Th, at IL am.
Cypress Creek Church, We'd
nesday, Sept. 2lst at II am.
Lafayette Springs, Thursday,
Sept. 22d, at II am.
lula, Friday, Sept. 23d, IL am
Delay, Friday, Sept. 23d 5 PPM
Paris, Saturday, Sept. 24th, at
IL am.
Markette, Saturday, Sept. 24th
at s pm.
Rock Hill Church, on Monday,
Sept. 26th, at II am.
Burgess, Tuesday, Sept 21lh'
at II am.
New Hope Church, Wednes-
day, Sept. 18th, at IL an.
j. NJ. SAUNDERS,
.. President County Union.
--->~------
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
iHe IH2!CE.A.Wttk WORLD

without ssivat en- ST. Fieid-. The t-.e
ST. hsapsst hest >ewsps-er Pol.
hshcd a. the Price Read IN very
tnE'ifh >p~nkiI- Country.
II has iuta > ly been the great of.
fort ct the 'hs.ce-a. Week edition of
the New York Morll To publish the
news i'm partially in order that Il may
be an accurate reporter at What has
hsrpsued Il tells the truth. irs,s-
ptctiVe % PARTY, AMI tor DAT rslaaon
Il has achieved = position With The
poole u"iqae among papers -. its
class.
The subscription sea-,n ia nn,g nj
hand ANA ihis T. The best Oder that
will BE- made 10 you.
II You want the gews - it really L..
subscribe to the Thrice ~ eek ydi
ton ct the New York World. which,
comes 70 yo every other day except
SUNDAY, ana j. thus practically a ,,ail,
Al the price of a weekly.
Tue Thrice a Week rWorln'= roo o.
iar subscription rfl,'' Il only - 81 y r
Ngas. 9"d tni- ltV- toy 10 paper.
W otter ih.. al, quaii - n-wtr o o.
dnd -" Eig.. tnE"th.E tor nns var
i'f si.l' ile = gular -unsrlip.iDn
ptcr ~ IA. tWo rap-rs l. $40.
WANTED Ccsmos Titan MAYA ina
requires ftiV sorAlu,'- o. y rct. r, ,e,.ta-
uV5 N oxford ,o took atter snhs rim
ton rrueHdls auc ~ - emo clrt MA =
uo ~ SVe'iA' method, which have
proved unusually sue ssful Salaly
anc ,c-nr,is ga. ~, v,cu- experic ace
desiiANlc, btt ne: essential Whole
49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
TUT EAGLE sl.O0 per year.

..ho,tIe of Dr.. TEACHERS Liver ano
s,ood syrup will be sent to any rsa ,a, o.
n. asdicipe Co., cirsttsnooga, Tenn -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

Dtarrfoes is always more or less pr,
Vaient du1lg >epts mixer BE prerar-
20 iorit Chamberlain Cholera and
oiarrhoes Remedy is promp, and ei
ieS'ual- II can always be depended
n2on and ) pleasant To take. For sale
b all dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

bz.ori Graded School will
Rrday.
Clifton hls returned
rad-al, Cal.
'aie University will open
play. SEPT. I'D.
al term q the Circuit
y convene M1Aday.
Psiie Fox, Of BateayilIe
g &ls. :. +. Col, man.
fsaees Jones, Of Mem
vis.ting Mss Kathleen
y Moss ard family
|eiurne4 IRON Pamela
B. hinder and daughts r
N r, spent Sunday in
Q. N Eayburn, Of Toe
pent several days in OK
week.
Il. Brummett, Of Tula,
lcone visitor ~ this Of
rdsy.
:. Slaughter and family
way Tor their future home
20, Tex.
=. Deupree and wife
y final departure for
Ills week.
X. Showers has return.
lengthy visit TO Colo
ings, Colo.
I. Heard, Jr., attended
q Of DR.. W. b. Sanford
his Monday.
y paschall left Tuesday
iona where he expect.
lis future hone.
=. stephens and nephew
ilss Stephens have re.
On a visit to Houston.
a !, Howry has beef
~ A, the past ten days a
u dis father, Mr.. S. NJ
Mrs. Oscar Dooley, o
are y, visiting their rela.
trends in Oxford anC
.0e u. Emma wilds an,
MSS Eula, have re,
- a visit to relatives il
\ OK sa Of Oxford has pur-
! = 20, 800 bond issue Of
oxford at a handsome
sgis Strong, Of Birm'
H. s'' who is visiting he
,a - county spent Tues,
as for the Rhode:
vii stand an examir
~ University on Sept,
:; H. Kimmons. ]. n
eonort nave re
6a,s ! Tip through T exa
sS and Matte Lin
~ s''ase, Tex, were tn
~ .sanily OF DR.. F. B
=. Majors, Of Blu
No. sa0 Mrs. Ca RI Lyle,
This week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08
We quote the folio wing prices

on poultry, eggs, etc:
Hens. 49,. IL lie per pound
Young Chickens i3c . ="
Turk eys, fat -. he 9
Ducks, full feathered & fat lie
Eggs, fresh 800. lsc per doz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

Municipal Nominees
Fer Mayor,
In. STEPHENS.
For Marshal,
TOM HAEKINS.
ALDERMEN.
k.-Iarge .. II Keys.
/ +. W. Aveat.
NJ. , W. +. Smith.
NJ ; j &. Brown.
10 4-C.E Slough.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

DIGESTION ND AssiNtIAttoN.
V IS not the quantity of food taken.
but the amount digasted and assimiIat
cd that u es strength and vitality 20
the svstem Cbamherl1in's stomach
and Liver Tablets invigorste the st0m
aoh and liver enables them to perform
their functions natural y. For sale by
all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

"All thought IA lose my leg )" writes
J 4 Swsnson, of HdteT,uwn, Wis.
| "ren years Of eczema, that - doctors
could not dnre, had AZ last laid me up
Then RuclCier's Arruoa SaiNe cured Il i,
sound ard well lntalhble Cor Skin
eruptiorc, eczema, sail rheum, hoils,
fever sores, burns, sealds, cuts and
/ piles IS at \. II. Eenders.
Herbihe is the medicine that cures
4 b'liousngss, malaria and CONSTR ation.
The first dose make- you feel better, a
+ few additional doses cures oompletely
} Price DC. Sold by 4. II. Kendsl.
EGELYS G9sElLkXNIvE
! Fce s-ohAcr Tsounlu and CONSULTATIONS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

.Neuralsis. stop those sharp. shooting.
ssonizins neuralgia pains with Dr.. Miles
Art Pata P:5,a y doses . cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

r.. sHlNAULT,
| ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
fORD, r,s,., crooar .'''
-,ctiee il al, the courts, both
Isd Fedora
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

We. stone.
si,iey Rhodes.
rs STONE & SON,
,rroRNEYS- AT-LAW,
- MISS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

| ANDREWS,
kTTOPHEY- AT-LAW.
a MISS.
,,etice in all the Courts, both
II FEDERAL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

Without ssIvat .nits pieid-. rbet..,
81, hsarsst Hest >.vsps-er put.
hshed a. the fricr- Read IN 4 rery
tnElSh >p~akiI. Country,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-09-08

Miss Kathleen wyatt ehterlaii.
ed the Rosebud set yesterday al
ternoon in honor OF her guest,
Miss Frances Jones, of Memphis
The U. D. C's will meet with
Mrs. j. S. Hudson Saturday al
ternoon at O'Clock in commera-
ton OF the founder of the organi-
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. d. |. Sultan, Misses An
ME Chandler; Anna Lundie ana
Mary Glenn have returned from
their summer trip.
For RENr-A residence con-
tanning 5-rooms, garden, bafn'
etc on reasonable terms. Ap-
ply TO MRS. L. " nAN
MUsIc-Miss Maggie Thomp-
son. Teacher. For terms, Apply
at residence on North street.
For SALE-Two fresh Mich
Cows with young calves.
j. f. McCoRKLE.
For REyT-The Henwood resi-
denee on University street. APP
ply to JOHN -
Mr.. Thurman Littlejohn ano
Miss Nora Adams were marrleo
at Bay Springs Church sun may
AFTERNOON, Rev. R. L. Nicholson
officiating.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22

articulo sobre la sensational 'premie,
re'', ofreciendole un precio inveroslmil.
Pero el joven artista hispano america
no que no tiene mas religion que la
de la lealtad, rechazo Ell ofrecimiento
tentador, E hizo el viaje de Sajonia
para cumplir su deber, modestamen-
te retribuido, de "Le Journal
Ahora, entire las novedades parisien-
ses, una de las mas notables es las con-
ferencias del "jeune maitre". iQuien
no va a escucharlas al Teatro Femi-
nas 5Quien no habla de elias? iQlen
no busca los periodicos que las publ
can9 Las mujeres, sobre todo, Sc niue
rem por Or 10 que Reynaldo dice. Y
es que-5p por que ocultarlo ?-el COM
positor es. no solo un gran hombre, 81
no tambien, como ACADIA de asegurar-
melo cierta dana, un "bellO hombre".
E. Gomez CARRILLO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22

Reynaldo Hahn, venezolano, no solo
de nacimiento, sino 0e educaci0n y de
alma, es hoy uno de los m1sicos que mas
entusiasmo despiertan en- Paris. AIDE
mas de sls obras serias-como aquella
magnffica "Carmelita para la cual
Catule Mendes escribi6 la letra-,po-
see un repertoire de composiciones hge-
ras, aladas, galantes y tiernas que todos
los artistas alderman.
"Es ell mdsico de Verlaine dice,
habdlando de el, Maeterlinck. Y, real
mente, es ell m1sico de las arm0nias fina-
mente matizadas de las sentimentalida-
des delicadamente risuenas, de los con-
trastes exquisitamente cOmbinados.
Cuando Gerogette Leblanc alguna
otra cantatriz de gra npestlgiO anun-
cia algunos "niimeros de Hahn, la
aristocracia literaria acude presurosa
a escucharla. Porque ell ilustre vene-
zolano es ell compositor mas literarlo
que existe EN- ell mundO, como Bartholo-
me es ell escultor mas literario de Fran,
cia, como ROchegrosse es ell plnt0r mas
literario de Paris. Y este que, para los
duros obreros enemigos de toda lnte-
lectualidad, es un defecto, constituye,
en- ell fondo, la mayor de las cualidades
Ser literario quiere decir, cuando Sc
trata de un compositor 9 de un pintor,
ser mas hondo 9, por 10 menos, mas
preocupado, mas psicologico, que la
generalidad de sus companeros. Lite
rarios eran Velazquez y Leonardo,
mientras Rembradt y Tiziano no 10
era. Literario fue Wagner epicamen-
te.
Reynaldo Hahn, ademas de ser Ii
terario como compositor, 10 es como
critico como conferencista. Sus ar
ticulos de ''Le Jorunal'' sobre las no
vedades liricas tienen, no solo en- Pa
rias, sino en- Europa en- terra, una I'M
portancia grandisima Cuando, hace
POGO tempo Sc estreno en- Dresden la
Ultima opera de Strauss, una publica-
ci6n alemana que esta considerable CO.
mo la smas respectable que existe en- el
universe, desde ell punto de vista mu-
steal, encarg0 al joven venezolano ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22
ID. Skinner.

Supervisor del Censo, Distrito de
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22
ISABELLA

Blanca Rosa del Vale, Jose G. Eche-
varria Perez, Pedro G. Derdys, Pic Ca
macho, Ricardo de la Cruz, Ernesto
Cruz y Rivera, Inocencio Campesino de
la Cruz, Antonio Abren Roman, Jose
Vazquez Dcglans, Isidro Benejan Font,
Felix Juarbe Caban. Felix N. Banu-
chi, Miguel de Jesus y Gill de Taboa-
da, Gerardo Girald, Ramon n Aviles,
Santiago DOmenech, Carlos NJ. Gar
ella, Clodomiro Ruiz Porrata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22
AGUADILLA

Miguel A. Franco Soto, Hersilia La
Bautida de Cruz, Jose de la Cruz Ri
vera, Ernesto Acevedo Gonzalez, Eu-
genio Campillo, Alfredo Font, Ramon
Varela, Juan Alers, Francisco Bocane,
gra R, Jose r. Clomenero, Juan N. Al
varez Olmedo, Aureo A. Antonio San
chez, Jose Casio Medrano, Santiago
Acevedo Alvarez, jesus Echavarria
Acevedo y Ricardo Vinas Conejero.
(Continuara).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22
A|ossuscTiptoTesy

Para la buena marcha de esta admi-
abstraction, no admitimos ATLAS de
.anscripciones a este diario sino desde
-el priMere de cada mes. Las BAJAS
se avisaran los dfas 80 81; advir-
tiendese que las que Sc dieren con pos
ferioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
gurtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta
el dia 1ltimo del mes siguiente al en-
que Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22
HATILLO

Manuel Ruiz Alvarez, Juan f. Ro-
driguez, Eluterio Leon, Francisco Mi
goya del Olmo, Benjamin Delgado
Echevarria, Juan Deliz Acevedo, Agus-
tin Arena Rios, Francisco V. Velaz-
quez Monranseau, Cosme Arana, Fer
nando Lacomba, Manuel Coballes,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22
CAMUY

Conception Castillo. Francisco j.
Arteaga Julio A. Echeanudia E. Teo-
doro Martinez Lopez, Cosme Roman
Rios, Genaro Castro Leon, Juan n.
Miranda, Arturo F. Lopez, Ramon Gar
cia, Jose Bonifacio Perez, Primo F.
Roman, Baldomero Iriarte, Pastor del
Vale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22
QUEBRADILLAS

Candida del Vale viuda de Ferran,
Francisco Perez y Sosa, Ramon Llove-
ras Soler, Astoldo r. Babilonia, Eduar-
do G.. Hernandez, Reyes Ruiz Soler,
Corpus Deliz, Francisco c. Camacho,
Alexandra Abrams.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22
Los enuneradoTeS del cenSo
San Juan, p. R. Mario IS, 1910.
Senior Director del BOLETIN
MERCANTIL.
Seinlor:

Adjunto lie incluyo una lista de las
mil cuarenta y dos personals que han
:sido designadas como enumeradores
del Censo, que han de tomar Ell ounce
de Abril entrante. Todos estos NOM
bramientos han sido designados, des-
pues de haber sufrido un examen prac-
tico, al Director del Censo en- Washing
ton, para su aprobacion Ell Director
notifico al Supervisor del Censo de
Puerto Rico, por cable aver, que ha-
bla sido aprobada la siguiente lista de
aos que habia propuesto.
Ell nombramiento de cada enumera-
dor Sc lie ha enviado por correo ell
snumerador al recibir el nombramien,
10, debe Embellishments prestar su jul,
ramento y devoiverlo al Supervisor
%lel CensO en- San Juan, cuando le sean
envlado los impresos demas materia-
3es que ha de usar en- tomar ell Censo.
De usted atentamente,
ID. Skinner.
Supervisor del Censo, Distrito de
: Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22

Jose Nicolas C6rdova Estewar y Fru-,
tos E. Porrata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-22
tiTl'ADO

Angel Figueroa Velez, Jose f. Co.
l6n. Jose R. Vilarino, Jose Wives, Je-
slis Garcia Perez, Luis Perez, Felipe
Casalduc Zeno. IIeraclio Medina Ter
pa, Antonio Colon Serbia, Francisco
Beasuchamps Brugmen. Alfonso Alton
so. Antonio Gonzalez Padilla, Jose Ma
los, Francisco Maestro Serbia, Miguel
Ostalozo, Silvestre Suarez, Antonio Pi-
metro, Ramon b. Marrero. Jose Aulet.
BcnitO ROu. Vicente Gonzalez B0rgcs.
Jose Fiol Delpech, Ricardo Serbia de
la Rosa. Ventura Mattel. Juan 3. Bll-
la, Oscar Afanaor, Felipe Jimenez Ri
vera, Jesus Maria Munoz Genaro Po-
rrata Doria Gilberto Maestro, Manuel
-|odran Correa. Francisco NJ Nazquez. Nj
coIas de jesus. Salvador Sune, Car
los Ortiz, David Iglesias Jeronimo Qui-
nones Rios, Francisco Perez Villafa-
ma, Noises Jordan Perez, Saturnino
Matos, Pedro Lassalle Jorge w Eess.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-23
ShelbyvilIe's Franchise Not Sold

Unless some other town takes up
the matter of purchasing the fran
chise of the Shelbyvilie club the Mill
ers will remain member of the Blue
Grass League for the remainder of
this season at least
Reports emanating from the cities
of Mt. Sterling and Maysville to the
effect that the franchise has been pur-
chased by one city or the other seems
to be without foundation as the matter
is emphatically denied by President
Ussery.
For several weeks it has been we'll
known fact that base ball promoters
in Maysville have had an option on e
Shelbyville franchise few days be-
fore the transfer was announced in a
dispatch from Maysville the option ex-
pire.
| Mt. Sterling has had representatives
in the field for the past several days
but negotiation for the transfer Of the
club to that city have suddenly come
to an end. and Pr sident Ussery Satur-
| day announced that all deals fer the
purchase Of the Sheibyville frachise
were eff.