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New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
RAIN KEEPS LIGHT CARS IN
Bruce Brown, in Fiat, Makes
Fastest Savannah Trial.
lBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Savannah. Nov. A.-Rain kept the light
car drivers off the course to-day, with the
exception OF Billy Knipper, who made part
Of o round I'm a Mercer. Hcmery watched
the others from the grandstand and timed
David Bruce Brown a round Of the seven
teeu-mile course in 13 minutes ~ seconds.
Joe Dawson left the hospital to-day. His
face IS bandaged, but he will undoubtedly
drive a Marmon In the Grand Prize race.
Charles Besle fode around the course with
Disbrow in the Pope Hummer. he expects
10 have the Marquette Bucks out for prac-
uco Tomorrow.
Bruce Brown, driving his 9o-horsepower
Grand Prize Fiat, n ade the fastest time
clocked during the practice, finishing one
n his rounds Of the seventeen-mile course
.n l3 minutes u seconds. an average rate
cf ~ miles an hour. All three Of the
B.uz cars arc dismantled for final inspec-
ton bur Bergdoll was out in u old Benz
with which Bruce Brown won last year 3
Grand Prize race.
The timing to-day was done by A. II.
Whiting. Of the contest committee OF the
Automobile Club Of America. The number
g.. POUNDS made by each driver was as fol-
ipYs.
elaee. Brown, Fiat, s; De Palma, Mer-
cooes 4; Wishart. Mercedes. 8: Matson,
Fiat. 3: Milford. Lozer. 3: Bragg. Fiat. q:
ForgdOn, benz. l.; DIsDrow, Pope-Hummer,
Wagner, Fiat, !.
Tho expected arrival here Of Bob Bur.
..au aroused further discussion OF his with
ataHal from the Benz team. ]. Munier.
.Hr looks after racing AFFAIRS for the
80 -leln company, said so far as he knew
G'r ATIi was not party TO the contro.
teisy. he had understood that all three
irIz cars would be fitted with Mchelin
res. as the German concern has used
i.uss tires In places for several years.
Is.ts rounds to-day follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
COLUMBIA SWIMMERS OUT
Open Their Season To- night by
Meet with the City A. G.

Columbia University's swimming team
Will open its season tonight in dual
meet with the team Of the City Athletic
Club at the clubs tank in 54th street. Tn
der the direction Of the coach, Norman
Ii. c. Cox, former Australian star who
recently came from Canada, where he had
charge of the Montreal A. a. swimmers
the Blue and White team, has been show
ing up well in practice.
Cox has had a large squad working regu-
larly and has had great difficulty in pick
ing the best Of the candidates. and he
probably will not decide just which men
10 use until the meet starts. captain fred-
erick Culman will probably swim in both
the 100 and 23O-yard races. large squad
OF divers has been at work under the
coaching of r. &. Patterson, captain OF
expect to make this event help IN Their
point total
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
ROSE QUEEN BACK IN FORM
Wins Jamestown Feature-Sult
TO Annul Charter Begun.

jamestown Va Nov. 24.-The feature or
the card at the track here to-day was the
handicap, in which Rose Queen. at to l.
was an easy winner she showed flash
of her old-time form. and won by several
lengths from a good field. Sh, was off in
front and never headed. The track was a
sea of mud. and many surprises were fur
nished by the defeat Of favorites.
Trial Of the quo warranto proceedings
brought by the stale for tho revocation Of
the charter Of the jamestown Jockey Club
was begun in Norfolk to-day. The dc
murrer offered by the defence, which. II su9-
tanned, would have thrown the whole action
cut Of court was oyerruled. y trial jury
was allowed over the objections Of the
state, which then unsuccessfuly sought to
have q jury summoned from some part OF
the state other than Norfolk city. The
trial was adjourned until tomorrow. when
enough names Will be added 10 the regular
Jury of nine 10 make UP the special jury Of
twenty.
The summaries Of to-days races follow :
First race (purse $3.50. for two-year-olGs; five
furlongs)- Queen Bee, - (rurner, I 10 l. 10
and even won DipPeT lG2 sITs ~ 70 a. ~
tSchuttinger) 70 /. to / and even. third.
Time, l02B. Chuckhunt !ecaslA, Sadle Shd
plro yespers and Golden Cluster also ran.
Second race purse, $3.50. Tor three-year-o oldi
and upward. five and q half furlonssl-Sureget,
lOS CTurncr), 10 .. even and ! 70 :. won; Ftn
nyroyal, i06 CMcCaheyl, 4 TO /, TO ana
even second: Miss Moments i0l (Schutungep'
i5 10 l, Is 10 and TO /, third. Time 1;lO.
Inferno Queen, Edith c.. Mark Antony II, Dis
senter J II. Barr and Jennie Wells also ran.
7 hind race purse, $500 for tvo-year- olds, hye
rlongs)-Wolkiug Lad, 1O4 turner, TO o.
to and out, won; Kittery. ll3 lMcCaheyl'
. TO J. . 10 / and to 3, second; Silas Grump'
IOl Gyruce5 Z TO /, 2 10 1 and even. third.
Time, 1O2ls. Fred Han, Rapacious' be ana
'IS1 Fourth race purse, $780, for three-year7olds
and upward; handicap; six fuTlongs)-hose
Queen Ill CEorehand), 20 ]. 10 and even
won; Capsize. 112 (ButwelD, to l, 70 ana
out second. Silly Night 1O9 Burns, ii TO 70
and out third Time 1:l5$. Heatherbroom ana
Jack Nunnaliy also ran.
Fifth race tpufse. 500; for three-year-olds ana
upward: six furlongs)-Double Five, 80 lBruce),
u 10 l. 20 / and even, won, Love watches,
iii (Turner), TO 8. 10 and out second:
Anayri lO4 tFairbrother), 20 TO /, TO and 8
10 / third. Time, l:l7ts. Springmas, Nod ana
Sixth race (purse. $3.50; for three-year-olds
and upward; one mile and seventy yardsD-SerVl-
cence iO4 CTurnerl, 10 !, even and out, won.
Feather Dusttr, 1Ol (Schuttinger), 20 2 and
oSt second; Outlan 90 CBruce), TO l, TO 8
and out third. Time, 1:4i Michael Angelo,
Charles Granger and Husky Lad also ran.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
NOTICE OF SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK
County.-Harry Fischel. Plaintiff against
Abraham Ksss. Hyman Werner, Jennie Polowe,
widow OF Adoph Poowe. Martin Polowe. Tillle
Weiner Pessie Rosie Mcgilewsky Annie Bern
stein Minnie Levine. Benjamin Mogilewsky,
Fannie Mogilewsky, David Mogi ewsky and paul
Mogilewsky. by Meyer Bernstein. as Special
uogilewskS. d,~sased: Rebeocs /. Goldsmith.
Nathan Burnstein. John S. Rothenberg, Morrtiz
Falk. Jefferson Bank. S. Ferber. Abe Schlchter,
A Strauss. A. Levy. J. Smith. Mr.. Gilman.
Mr. Shinkafsky, John Doe. Mr. Greensten Mr.
Rorenstein Mr. Valinsky. Mr. Korn, Mr. Paster
MIR Zuckermsn. Mr. Opis. tenants in the mort
saeed premises. Defendants
10 the above named DEFENDANTS
You are hereby summoned TO answer the COM
niaint In this action and serve d COPY OF your
srsw.r on the attorney for the plaintiff within
mona exclusive OF the day OF service and In
ease OF your failure to appear or answer. Judg-
Tn.nt will be taken against YOU by default for
he relief demanded In the complaint
Dated New York, September % 1911
JOSEPH A. SEIDMAN
Attorney for Plaintiff. once and p. o. Address.
81 PARK Row. Borough Of Manhattan. City
OF New York. -
cotien pursuant to an order OF the Hon Nathan
ttinr one OF the justices Of the Supreme Court.
dated September 81 1911. and nled with tho
connnlaint in the office OF the Clerk OF the
County OF New YoIk.
Dated october II. lBll:
I,to,r.y for Plaintiff. Once and +. O. Address.
AZ park Row, Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25

road traffic earnings. during two weeks
of November made however, only sligh:
gain Business In both cotton and wooilen
goods is more active, and the entire dry
goods trade, therefore, alike I'm sentiment
and in actual output. occupies a much
better position. Retail trade is also i'm
proved by the seasonable weather and the
holiday shopping.
"Bradstreets" says:
Seasonable weather has continued TO eN-
ert q salutary influence on rctall uauc'
holiday buying has expanded. Jobbers az d
number Of centres have done better
business I'm the way of recorders, opera
tions In the iron and steel lines DISPLAY
more zest as the result of recent heaNS
luying by the railroads and the OUTLOOK
i'm the latter line Us quite encouraging. on
the other hand. spring trade speaking OF
il as a whole. is still feeling the check-
rCin of conservative buying, prices Tor IRON
and steel remain very low because cOinpe-
tition is yet in evidence, trade in larger
lines at Southern points is quiet due prin-
cipally. if not wholly, TO the low price OF
cotton. and outdoor operations are gener-
ally waning. In fact, a strict analysis ot
all the trends indicates that there Is con-
siderable room for further Improvement.
and that, from the viewpoint of profits,
things are not altogether satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Nov. 2i-Consols closed u lower
at 7SA for money and Is 5-l6 for account
anaconda was Is lower at fsh. CANADIAN
Pacitc was lh higher at A7h. Grand
Trunk unchanged at 8%.
Money rates were higher, but discounts
were easier to-day.
The commencement OF the mining settle
ment checked business on the Stock EX-
change. Quotations were inclined 10 sag
eXcept in coppeis and American and MeXi-
can rails, which were dearer on covering
British securities were depressed by labor
unrest.
American securities opened steady. with
prices a fraction below parity. Later most
of the list advanced on covering, under
the lead of the United States Steel The
closing was steady.
Paris, Nov. A.-Three per cent rentet
closed & centimes lower at IS francs 5C
Confines. Prices were higher on the
Bourse.
Berlin, Nov. A.-Trsding was dull and
prices closed easy on the Boerse.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
CONDITIONS OF TRADE.
..n,n,s Review" says:

"Duns Review says:
Both In business confidence and In vol
yrne Of business transactions the situation
Continues 10 improve. The gain Is very
gradual and conservative, and there is
little disposition TO go beyond satisfaction
Of Immediate wants-but II IL a gain: and
The aignificant thing is that this improve
rn.nt has now been maintained for several
weeks The cessation OF disturbing inter
national difficulties, the easier conditions
OF the international money markets, the
growing conviction that domestic economic
problems are shaping themselves tor. the
sornething 10 replenish depleted stocks,
ali Contribute TO the Improvement which
Is being achieved. notable development
is the more active o1ying or rails. ears
fact which inparts decidedly better feel
ing IN the iron and steel and supply, trades
reads. bv the volume of their purchases
affect acutely, for Improvement or In.
Jury, the whole Industrial situation. Rail
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
CARPET CLEANING.

c.pIIrTII- CARPET CLEANING CO.-Clsans
T. '-',,,,,-rs.sed air steam hand or on floor.
tsFs Broadway, a2i East {sth a. COZ &
pRANDT Tel. ls?-aeth ..--
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANINd WORKS.
''' Oldest Largest Mos' Modern.
FINE Rt9Gs WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
pyicea Reasonable Send for Circular.
Tel 46a2-SG93 Bryant 45l-4..n MrsI toth ~
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
STORAGE NOTICES
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSi
COMPANY,

1o. ~ ANb - W ESt Oflh
zant. l.. G. F. Kilian and cowpGrth,wSait, an ana
GoHmpany' l. f. KilllsRt T. pir l.: NSTGS'J peTeT
Power, Mrs. NJ. II. De Pataky. George II.
Garno Miss lsabeiia Proctor, W. J.. Ern5l
Mrs. j. y Geddes. Alfred Brennan. W. ].
Lawson, estate OF Mrs. Henry Kelly William
H. Kelly ana Lille L. Kelly. Mrs. Inez Har-
per, George ID. Mumford, Mrs. f. liart!es
X Giblin. Miss J. T. Haswell. 4. Kafka, Pat
rick McGSttricE, Mrs. II. 9. Wen. MTs. l. ;.
Kidd, Mrs Alice de Carriere. Mrs. Dorothy
Kent, Nat. Morris and II. Levy,LeVy OperatI
ing Company. Mrs. l.. J. Karpeles You and
each OF YOU are hereby notified that the time
for the payment of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, afte7
due notice thereof had been given YOU, we
will cause such property TO wit, household
goods and merchandise. stored by you or in
your name In the warehouse OF the Company,
10 be sold at public auction. according 10
at the auction rooms Of W VI. FLATTAU
AND son southeast corner OF 13th street
menclng TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18th. 1911.
AT 1880 A. W, and continuing on every
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THEREAF-
TER at the same place and hour until all
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY,
IS. 40 AND AZ WEST 6ith STREET.
HOUsE 8 VAN COMPANY, Limited,
No. $500 EIGHTH Avenue.
TO Whom 1t May Concern.-The following
described property. to Wit, household goods.
personal effects and merchandise, belonging
TO or held for account OF Mrs. Helen ~
Adams. George c. Bates, Jr., Alfred Barker
Miss j. 8 Burns. Mrs. John Byrnes Mrs. j.
Carter Mrs. a. Callahan. Miss Belle Cohen.
Miss 8 u. Cooper, Mrs. Laura 4. DouthwaIte
Mrs. +. NJ. Frink Mrs. T. L. Fancher John
w. Grade. NJ. g. Haney, william Harner.
John Holer. Mrs. Pearl Jones. Louis Ksnn.
william Krebs A. Kingsland. Henry or Harry
Latchford Mrs. Anna Seaman Murray. Mrs
Mary Powers Mrs r. w. Patterson. Mrs NJ
Maud Raymond Ernest Robinson J. y.
SammiU. Mrs II. Siegel, Mrs. ]. c. Scheei
Edward sugden. Mrs. a. Sloane. J. II. sprowl
William b. Welde, z. Il. Williams, Mrs
Frank Wood will be sold to satisfy the lien
Of the undersigned thereon at public auction
to tho HIGHEST BIDDER, at No. $500
EIGHTH AVENUE, Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City, on MONDAY, DECEMBER
11TH, 1911. at 80 a. m, and on each sue
ceeding Monday thereafter until said sale be
completed
Dated New York. Nov. 25th. 1911.
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE VAN COMPANY, LIMITED, $500
EIGHTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
TYPEWKITINo AND IYPEWRlTEaS

1GPeWhI llNS N--,--@ NtS :, : = " ~, = W
AT sstonish.nsIy low prices. Underwood, Rem
ingtous. Royals. etc. rebult ana guaranteed.
Manhattan, "A Court st. Brooklyn.
FAC SMILE typewriter letters a specially;
satisfaction guaranteed; prices low. Mics
Lillian Bushman. public ttenosrapher. 203
Broadway: phone 1882 Cortlandt
- 1,II II-InLt. ~ Nsaa-4 o. Odtaiosus
fr,e. AN makes taken puri payinsrt. bargains
w. 'lnh'FN oop-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25

Tho approximate amount O; the lien or charge,
20 salts y which the above described property IL
10 bc sold is Sa815 with interest thereon from
the 10Th dav OF November. 1911 together Will
costs aud allowance amounting TO S5i5.56. With
interest from the tTth day OF November. 1871
together with the expenses OF the sale The
approximate amount OF the taxes. assessments
end water rates. other liens. which arc 20
b. allowed 10 The purchaser out os the purchass
money. o. paid By The Retsges Is ss.S5S 20 ans
interest.
Dtted. New York, November 2lst, lsii.
FREDERICK { LECBCscHER ResereA
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
AUCTION SALES.

by VIRTUE OF an Execution Judgment on a
lien ! Will cell, 1890 a. M, az 81 Vestry at 4.
one Mosler Safe No. 1875 G2,6s0,. Mosler Safe
CO. va. Fscknsr Coates Construction Co Charlss
Jacobs. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
HELP WANTED.
siale.
WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

ADVERTISING MAN. experienced IN Scncl A.
and mail order work, wishes to connect - I'm
manufacturer or wholesale concern az adverti@-
ing manager; salary $3.50; can accept posluoh
December / Address 4. r. H.. 81 Mercer ST.,
Paterson y. J. -
MR. j WARREN HARDWlCK desires
position as Assistant Of Accounts ana Cor
respondencc TO q Lady or Gentleman, no on
lection to travelling. Address, 2O9 Pcquot
s,e. New London. conn.
PORTER or assistant shipping clerk; reliable.
sober. German: best references. Chds. Mayer
l471 New York ave. Brooklyn.
PORTER.-By young man: first class experience
and good reference. Joseph Bridges, 10
Mvrtle ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
pREsSMaKING.

nPFsefI A KfJR. Competent. makes and remod-
els. chidren's specially. Allce. l2o Last
ION AZ Tel t0S-stuyYesant
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


BOYs-Housework elevator. factory, generally
useful Superintendent Boys Hotel 225 West
.-Sth II.
COACHMAN USEFUL-Strictly temperate
thoroughly competent: city or country; $50 500
two wears excellent references. Miss Buckley
Agency. II West 42d 81. -
COACHMAN-City or country; first class
man on sentleman's place. Address. John
Cullerton, 2272 7th ave, care OF Dusen. n.
COCPLE-English Danish: cook. butler. valet
FIRST class; $50 500; four years excellent refeF-
ences CITY or country. Industrial Association
Agency II West 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Telephone 2224 Plaza. iIl East 5Ith s.. SUP
plies first class servants to private families. Al
references investigated
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
Spring Lake, N. j.

"sEAHOLM open all the scar. All modern
convenience: steam heat: electric light; suites
NTH private bath; the ideal resort for rest and
rccupcra;lon. sea and pine air. just as beneficial
I'M winter a. n sumCler Address
+. Ill. WILLIAMS. VI. u.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
Female.

Lady gentleman or ohild. cham
berwork, sewing; assist grown chlld; countrE
preferred Al references; wages $50 g. c. Box
ll9, GIL Oth ave.
CHAMBERMAID- D-WAITRESS.-You tidy; .
ears excellent references: city or country (;
s22-s25 Miss Buck'ey's Agency. II West i2c
ST. Phone 74sI-Bryent "
COOK Iaundress chambermaid, waitress. two
strong young girls. together or separate;
three Years excellent references: s22-s2O. city
or country Industrial Association Agency -
West 42d 81.
COOK.-Can take chers place; understands
and Newport references. H.. Miss FitzGerald $
Agency. ho2 5th eve. Entrance 42d St st-
COOK.-scotch: FIRST class: excellent refer
cnces: CITY or country; S2J-s3O. MISS Buc&
loy's Agency. II West 42d ST.. Phone 74SI
Bryant --
COOK.-scotch; $50 friend chambermad-
waitress; S25; together or separate; clty'
country excellent rSfereness' & HSS Industrial ASSo-
COOK Excellent: meats. soups, pastry; neat,
economical: $50 s35. p. Miss Hofnsyer =
Agency, 32O-322 5th ave, 9th floor. Tele. 432'-
Madison Sq. -- --
cook German style: city or country; $50;
Wilson Agency. l4l East 5'th FL Iei'' --=t
Plaza. --
cooK-GoOd plain cook. In. small private fam,
lily: four years reference from last place. los
East 51th st.
HOUsEWORK-New landed, very neat Dan
ish girl good plain cook Wilson's Agency,
l4l East 57th 81. Tel 2224 Plaza.
HOUsEKEEPER.- experienced; with
help: excellent references; city. Smallwood.
4Os East Goth st. --
WAITREss.-In private family; four years ref
erence. l5S East jIth 81. -
YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN widow Of social
position has travelled extensively ana mas
sires re-engagement as companion reiefencf,'
exchanged. p. O. Box ~. New Brlghton > l.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25
EXCURS RSIONS.
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES
LOST eANk5OOkS.

LOST eANkBOokS.
BANKBOOK no. 5s6c50 Of the Union Dl,ie
savings Bank ~ missing Any person having
a c>sim 20 80 Is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days, or submit 70 having
said passbook cancelled and new ono issued
BANKBooK 30. 55272o OF the Union Dim.
Savings Bank u missing Any person having
a claim 70 II iE hereby called upon 10 present
the came within ten days, or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN. Bankbook No. el5 444 o..
the German Savings Bank In the city OF New
YORK. corner 9Th ave and IAN ST.. issued to
Iaelo Bic and hati Big. All PERSONS are can
toned against negotiating the same. II NOT re
turned 10 the bank on tie 10Th day or Dccem-
Ter. 1911. duplicate will be issued.
LOST.-Bsukbool, No. 42l.773 OF Dry Dock Say
iuCs Institution. Any person having claims
W IN said book Is called upon tc present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days. or the said
hook viii be declared cancelled and eNtinguisbcd
and n new one issued IA lieu thereof.
LOS1. .--Iiaukbook No. 990.5O7. Bank FOR sny-
ingz $50 ith ave. New York payln.nt
stunned Please return boo, to bank
New-York tribune., 1911-11-25

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-24

VENTA EXTRAORDINARILY.
z @S''.'-ssI@ B.. ~
- Con- RR@l1l1H Has'
e 3,,,,,'S,' ,'S,'Ss5Eg $4,000 en- Msreade'fas
:ssS I:@sswstss, tesss - por 10000.
REBAA debe mucha existencia en- nues
Ainacene& psos que
novedades los dintos ramos que trabsjamo
Nuro propto e que Puerto Rico si o Etablecento
Grandes Cenros de Europa America
DEPARTMENT. DE RopA HxcHA
vp
PRlNCEsAs y ~ ~ ~
n p&;z s $zf1t $S e..
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DEPARTANFENTO P0RCELANA
r4;s $ SS Ss eSnsS:4$ $sS:ie. = % zaa: ss ;s $
a6E IS 81 PREco 50
DO v@or 10 etTs juego 8 10 etvH
CRYSTAL Is
vASOS PARA Aqua 4 2 s
las
NUEsTk0 LAMPARAs
HnS DAP. AcrA 4 SUPEROR
@ $1,000
TOBOs MODELOS
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SU JARRO & 81
DEPARrAnENro DE ARTcULox PARA cABAGLERos
e4sshz e4sshAs % Ss g as ssas De sEPa M & sAso
PANUELOS FRANJA COLOR vaoK 9&S SSo &U una
Il SB6 10 rr5S s.
p1nM1s FGENTE PUMA
de q una
PERFUMERIA
JABoNEs D1ENTEs
PRINCESS" 20,
PASTILLA JABONES FzNOS VALORES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PoLVOs DE TALCO BORATADO
roSTz & cEfu1oDE vaor pErnmEs fSos S Be ropAs c
MANICURE MoNOs
BE LA sLA va PkEcAts
UNAS & 10 EXCEPC10NAAES
ARTICULos PARA vTAJE
SUE11DO BAULES MAEETAS
ToDo 10 NEcSARo Para y4JE LyRz1Anos IoDo FL oUa
LNSPECCONAR NUESTRO SURTIDO PARA CUE
COMPARE PREC1Os Y ARTzCUL0S-@
DEPARTAMEeEToS hay ago
bajado de pco UNcA CASA EN CO ssLA con eseo Flss
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-24

tie sali6 de New York para San Juan.
Goleta americana Isabel 3. Wiley,
saldra de New York para San Juan y
Yabucoa, el 10 de Junio proxiAno.
l
Goleta americana Lavinia ", Snow,
saldra de New York para San Juan y
Aguadilla el 27 del acttiai.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos ds Ezquiaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-24
DEPARTAMENTO DE R0pA HECHA

CINTURONES 5 ctvs. Is ctvs.
todos de Ultima Moda Y que valen
ell dOble.
CUELLOS DE SEDA PARA SENORAS
EN- COLORES POMPADURS, Ultima
moda Is ctvs. Y 40 ctvs. uno.
CARTERAS DE PIEL PARA SENORAS
de valor de so y 60 ctvs. a Is Y 80
ctvS. una.
JUEGOS DE AHUECADORES LISOS
valor Is ctvs. q Is ctvs par.
BARRETS FINOS de valor Is ctvs. 6
10 ctvS. Wn0.
COLLARES DE PERLAS & 10 CIV. uno,
blancos colores.
MILLARES SEDA q 5 y 10 ctvs. yarda.
FRENTES DE PASAMANERIA desde
l. 80 un0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-24

Consignat tarios, Sobrinos d' Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-24

Goleta americana William Burnham.
Debe haber sslido de Nueva York
para 6sta tel 26 del pssado.
do1eta Repnblica Ell 16 del corrien
Carrizozo news., 1911-06-09
ABSTRACT OF COUNTY RECORDS.
Furnished by American Title 4 Trust Co.
Lincoln. N. NJ.

Furnished by American Title 4 Trust Co.
Lincoln, N. Nj.
Warranty Deeds - John. II.
Jump and wife 10 A. S. Mccain
ant, lot l, blk 7, Jumps addition
to Corona. Consideration $40.
Addie e. Rountree and hus-
band to Alexander s. McCamant,
undivided one-half of e2 nw4
Sec. Is. and SEA sw4 Sec. II, r:
/, X. ID. Consideration 81, 125.
James Il. Thompson and wife
to l.. Pacheco, sw+ Sec. II, 7. 8,
h. 1S. Consideration $500.
Holloway Townsite Co. to J. B.
Jones, lot 4, blk rs and lot l, blk
81, town of Holloway. Consid-
Grafton $135.
Marriage Licenses Francisco
Ramiers, age 18, and Elialialio
Almanson, age %, both of Carri-
zozo.
Bonificio Trujillo, age 2l, and
Dorotea Pine, age 1S, both of
Captain.
Carrizozo news., 1911-06-09
She carvuozO 0radvN1 Company.

who have spent the past year in
school at Lexington, Mo-, re-
turned home Monday to spend the
summer.
George Sisneros, who has been
employed at Bells store in Carri-
zozo for the past siS weeks, came
over Thursday for visit with
relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. Watson enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. Laws at sup
per, Sunday evening.
Doretea Pine and Bonifiacio
Trujillo, of Captain, were mar
ried by Father Girma at the
church Monday NOR ing at 7
o'clock. A number of friends
and relatives were present. The
happy couple left Monday morn
ing for Captain, their future
home.
Carrizozo news., 1911-06-09
Lincoln Locals.

The board of county commits
sioners met Monday morning as
a board of equalization, all pres
ent. Commissioner Taylor came
in Sunday evening accompanied
by Mrs. Taylor and two children.
Joseph HOLMAN, of the Holz-
man Mercantile Co. and his wife,
were in town Sunday and Mon
day. Mr.. Holman was here ON
business before the board of
equalization.
Deputy Sheriff Barnett, of Car
rizozo, was in town Sunday and
Monday on official business.
Misses Rose and Belle Lutz,