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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12
Un disparate
literario-astron0rnic0

A la va larga hsta de errores Y equi,
vocaciones en- que por ignorancia de los
asuntos cientlficos han incurrido no po-
eos literatos distinguidos, hay que ana,
1ir un nueyo disparate, sobre ell cua]
llama la atencion ell peri6dico L 'Astro-
eOnaaC.
En- una obra de NJ. Maurice Donnay
de ia Academia Francesa, Sc lee ell 81.
gaiente parrafo:
"Contemplabamos la puesta del sol
Por Occidente parecia que Sc fundian
metales Y luego Sc enfriaban ra pida-
mente, hasta tomar un matiz anarania.
do uniforme, mientras que por et lado
opuesto, Ell un cielo palido, como de
azul Dorado, aparecia la luna en- fno
c1'eciente -
acknowledgements, convendria que exis.
tieran mas 1ntimas relaciones entire las
dos ramas del Institute de Francia, la
Academia Francesa y Ia Academia de
Clencias, porque es lastimoso que todo
un academico como NJ Maurice Don
nay no conozca La sencillisima relaci0n
existente entire Las fases de la luna su
posicion respecto del SOL
Cualquier chico de la escuela sabe
que la ilnica luna que puede verse en-
ell tirmamento oriental a las horas de
|ponerse el sol, es la luna LENA casi
llena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12
EN- SAN JUAN

Para asistir al d1a de Arecibo en- Ia
Feria, que fue aver, ha venido ell AL
calde de dicho pueblo don Manuel Pc
rez Aviles.
Tuvlmos la oportunidad de saluda1
a nuestro distinguido amigo que Sc
mostraba satisfecho del exito del Pa.
bellon de Arecibo que, seg1n nos dijo
cree es ell senalado por Mr. Tingle para
adjudicarle el primer premio consisten-
te Ell cien dollars.
Deseamos a don Manuel muy gratas
lmpreslones Ell esta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12
PERSONALES

Han llegado esta ciudad los senores
Conrado Caballero, Rodulfo Rivera, ]
Aleman, Carpus Gomez y Enrique A
Correa de Arecibo; Pedro Comas, de
Santa Isabel; Jose Llavina y Rogelic
Cristian, de San German doctor A. Bou
de la Torres, de Corozal; Jose Pab6n
Barrio y v Pab6n Rivera, de Maya
guez; Florencio Fajardo y Felix Lasal-
de, de Ponce f. Rivera y f. Padro Pa:
res, de Morovis. .&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12

y bien definido; 81 tuvieran para los
problemas naclonales mas soluciones
CONSTRUCTORS que destructoras 81 ira
oajaran por Espana mas que por el
triunfo de sus ideas, venga por donde
venga salga como salga, entonces es
cuando ser1an temibles. Como son, la
Monarqllla no puede desear meJores cne-
migos; nj de encargo 81 parece que
trabajan por la causa enemlga mas que
por su propia causa! Mas han hecho
Ell estos ultimos amos por La Monarqu1a
los partidos republicanos revolncio
narios que los gobiernes los amigos
del regimen. No es para que estos es-
ten orgullosos, porque es muy triste que
nuestros aciertos sean los errores
ajenos Mas eres til es una ra-
zon que tiene su fuerza por ell
momento; pero, en- defnitiva, >el pals
viene a caer Ell la cuenta de que, unas
veces llnos, otras veces otros, todo& tie
nen sus mas y sls menos.
Sc preguntaba en- una OCCASION FL
lpo de Macedonia como Sc vengarla de
alguien que le habia calumniado. "Me-
jorando mis- costumbres' respondio Ell
rey magnanimo.- De este modo, con
su lealtad al servicio de la patria, es CO.
mo deben responder los monarquicos a
deslealtades del enemigo. No hay me-
jor protesta. -ePedir que ell enemigo en-
|iplee mejores armas es candidez sin
|1ejemplo. Dejadle, dejadle que siga con
ese viejO armamento de mala ley, que
suele dispararse por la culata hacer
explosion Ell manos de quien 10 maneia
|torpemente. En- la opinion nacionaI tai
|vez pudiera caer la mancha sobre TN
tgobierno y sobre Ell regimen; en- la OPT
MON extranjea esas machas caen sobre
Espalla entera; y esas manchas no Sc
qttitan con 'bencina republican, nj re-
vohlcionaria.
Joaquin Dicenta ha presentado al
Ayuntamiento de Madrid una razona-
da Memoria: Proyecto para construc-
ci6n de edifcios escolares.
Esta obra que, l1evada a La realidad,
debiera ser la mejor obra de quien tan
tas obras admirables 'ha escrito, porque
es como ell resumen de todas elias, no ha
sido admitida, a 10 que parece, por la
empresa q quien estaba destinada. Los
hombres de carne y hueso, aunque ten
gan tamblen coraz0n cerebro, no son
tan faciles de manejar como los perso-
najes teatrales, creaci6n de nuestra IAN
tasla, aunque materiales de la reaiiad
los informen. Pero es una realidad su-
misa a nuestro esfuerzo creador. Por
10 pronto, los personajes dramaticos vi
ven con muy POGO. Esta otra Illusion de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12

Ponce al dIa

N1estra buena sociedad Sc dlspone a
bailar maflana en- Ell Casino de Ponce.
Ell acto resultara brillantlslmo, a Juz-
gar por ell entusiasmo reinante. Se ce-
Zebra ell bale para conmemorar la -es-
tiyidad de la Patrona de Ponce.
Para el mitin de propaganda cue
Drepara La ''Liga Progreslsta de Pon-
ce. ;l,an ofrecido su cooperation elemen-
EOS inhuyentes de esta localidad. Sera
un acto que probara gallardamente la
vitalidad ell renacimiento poncenos.
Aun no Sc ha fjado el d1a, pero segu-
ramente Sc llevara cabo ell acto pa
tri6tico en- la segunda quincena del CO.
rriente
La compania de Opereta, Empresa
Gutierrez, Valdez y Companla, no vie
ne q Ponce; Sc embarca el dia IA para
Ia Habana.
Algunos elementos aqui estiman CO.
mo un desaire para Ponce ell que la
Compan1a no trabaJe EN- LA Perla' =;
pero hay que tener en- cnenta que ell
aeatro antes que todo es Jln negocio, y
en- que una eompan1a actde Q no ante
s1eterminado publico, no puede haber
modification para nadie; las empresas
van donde mayor negocio hacen.
ESQ es todo, y no hay que buscar las
eosas por ell lado sentimental, cuando
el que ofreee mayor relieve es ei mate
glaIlsta.
Ha regresado de un viaje San Juan,
don Juan Braschi, Redactor de ''El
Dia'' autor de la muy lelda seccl6n,
~'AgriduIces. - Bienvenido.
Sc anuncla para en- breve Ia aparicion
de un nueyo diario, euya redaecion es-
tara 4 cargo de los senores Matienzo
Cintron, Tomas Ceron Camargo y Luis
CabalIero-
A conseeuencia de una aplicaci6n in
trayenosa del 6O6 ha fallecido aqui el
ee1ador del Cementerio Sr Ramon Re-
eio
"%*
Don Juan Cabrera, aeredltado INDUS
ar1ai de esta ekadad, ma llegado proce-
dente de Espans, despnes de un VlaJe
de recreo-
LIE aconpaha Sa hlJo Juahiso' Dean
***
Esta en1ermo' por fortuna oe POGO
enidaoo' el liustraoo eateoratico oe la
Aita hscaeia sfoh Oc'aS1o noorl-
guez Sierra.
.u-oatrs a1s+;n.n;ao .ra,oo ., nonn1a -
-,a.taa H. c., nouo+ ~ cana,.,
saa
g. T-uo1ns f.noo;ao o.t. o;ua.a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12

Joaquin Dlcenta, que aspiraba q ser
realdad EN- La practica, es mucho mas
costosa. Pero es de esas obras que ell
publico debe imponer a una empresa
porque ell p1blico tiene derecho a clio.
Esa obra no puede ser un fracaso. Y,
en- todo case, nunca serla un fracaso
del autor, sino Ge la empresa que no ha
querido admitirla.
Esta vlsto que hay que ponerse ma
chacon para que algunas gentes entien-
dan 10 que uno quiere decir. Algo que
dije referente a Goya ha indignado a
muchos. Muchos tambien me han ex-
presado su conformidad. Vayase 10
uno por 10 otro. No sere 20 quien estime
la calidad de los votos. Para mi todos
son respetables. A los indignados debo
declr: que soy Ell primero en- admirar 4
Goya; en- 10 que no estoy conforme es
en- que Sc lie considere como genuine pro-
ducto de la terra, representation la
mas pura del casticismo Que hay re-
tratos de Goya que pudiera tirmarlos
Reynolds, basta con verlos. 5Que STEM
pre- hay en- el un aliento de raza nu-
cho de personal? Quien 10 duda? Como
en- todo artista, por servil imitador que
sea.
Lo que yo quise decir es que ESQ del
casticismo a todo trapo no es una gra-
ella para celebrada; que en- todo tempo
los pueblos han inhuido unos sobre
otros, y que no hay gran artista en-
qulen, sobre la raza y la personalidad,
no predomine la Influenza de una cul-
tllra superior a su tempo y q su naci6n.
Bueno es ser de la terra pero no como
la patata. Arraigue muy l1ondo nres-
tro arte; pero tienda 10 alto, al sol y
al cielo, que es de toda la terra de
todos los hombres.
Por 10 demas, claro esta que yo no en-
tiendo una palabra de pintura; juzgo
por sentimiento NADIA mas. Y decir 10
que siento podra ser osadia, ignoran-
cia, todo 10 que Sc quiera; todo menos
F." "desaprension' - como dice uno de los
indignados. Poca aprensi6n sera decir
10 contrario de 10 que Sc siente, sobre
todo 81 es por alguna consideration
interesada. 7 por Goya, pueden uste-
des creerme, no tengo antipatia perso-
nal ninguna; todo 10 contrario, su per-
soma, su vida, sl1s obras me son igual
mente simpaticas. lie admire hasta
cuando pinto la alegoria <sSalutaci6n
al rey Jose," que esa 81 que no me ne
garan los mas admiradores del castizo
plntor que esta pintada, como sentida,
la francesa.
Jacinto Benavente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12
ADMOR.: MigueG Mascara Garcia,
N(>rINICIAS

Ell sabado fg16 IN dfa pr0ligo en ch0-
Ques de aut02nUyjles A los que an+ps
apuntamos tene1nos que afla@I;z Il >le uno
Gle carga de la Atlas Line guiado por
ell chauffeur J Jockealin con 81 de
nuestro distingnido amigo ell Lcdo. Her
mimic Dlaz Navarro.
Han trasladado su residencia & egta
ciudad don Ricardo Cedr6n y su distin-
gulda famllia ,estimadisima en- Aeua1i-
LA donde ha resis1ido los illtimos ailos.
Por infringir la ley de Sanidad, han
sldo condenados a pagar un dollar de
multa Mario Mirabal Ramon Mendez.
Jose Fernandez, Jose Barbosa, Isabel
Caballero, Anselmo Santos, Isidro Perez.
Pedro Cruz Benito Mel6ndez Floren-
tmo Calder6n y Francisco Perez. ;.
Salvador Alamo Sc disponfa q estro-
pear a Juan Jose Dones, p1blicamen-
te, en- la plaza del Mercado, y 4 no ha-
Der sldo por Ia intervention oportuna
del policia Franceschi ell pobre Dones
andar1a estas horas lleno de remien-
dos.
I'll Juez Gaetan Barbosa|fe. diio : ST.
Vador que no e@taba autorizado para
tai cosa y le- reecmend6 apaciguara sas
impetus durante ounce dfas que pasa-
ra en- Ell deposito municipal
Farece que 10 estaba bien de fondos
| Ell lndividuo Rogeio Delgado Y hurt6
un revolver t3on Manuel Suarez a,
cual vendio en- sejs dollars
Llevado esta mailana ante Il ;nAz
Rogeho fue -co1pcienado a treinta aias de
carcel.
Sostenlan annche una violonta dison-
SION los lndivid1os Benito Carrasouitlo
y Pedro Olivero, y Sc exasperaron tam
to que aqnella degener6 en- alteraci6n
de La paz pl1blica, delito penado Dor Ia
ley que le impuso esta manana nor
medlaclon del se1lor juez, diez dias de-
arresto.
Diez dollars Gregoria Rivera y ouin-
ce dlas de carcela Felix Moreno En-
carnacion Trinidad les ha costado Al ga
prlcho de armar un escandalo fonoane-
nal, en- la via p}1blica.
Ell policia Ramon V. Colon encon-
tro abandonadas en- la estacion de f.
rrocarrlles dos carteras. Una de elias
estaba vacla; Ia otra contiene varias car
tas y un pasaporte expedido nombre
de LUIS Ovledo Gomez, residente en-
Aguadilla.
En- el Puente del aqua, Santurce. ocll-
RHO Ell sabado n}timo un chouue entire
los AUTOMOBILES numeros veinticinco y
cuatroclentos clnco, sufriendo an.bos We
hlculos algunos desperfectos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12
ALMA ADENTRO

Que vale ell alma de la mujer, 81
hay alma de madre en- su alma
Jnclt0 BenAUe9te
Perd0name 81 he sido la de tano
perdoname tus penas tus ceIos unargos..
la esquva in}ifere1cia con que acog1 tn amor
tronchando en- lor acaso tn primera Illusion.
Perd0nalne que ahora comprendo la ortura
de sin amado no hay pena ninguna
que Sc iguale 4 esta pena que arroja q tus pies
iPerd6name, yo he sido contigo muy cruel!
Pero sabe consuelae 81 tn amor no es tan erande
81 hay tn alma otra alma de madre
que sienta de mi augusta infinta pedad
que Ia que yo anne tanto quso amar. ;.
j. Perez Losod0,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12

En- el Puente del aqua, Santurce, ocu-
RHO Ell sabado tHimo un choque entire
los automobiles numeros veinticinco v
cuatroclentos cinco, sufriendo arnbos We
hlculos algnnos degperfectos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12

Ell sabado fo7 IN dla nrddigo en cho-
ques de automobiles A los que antes
apuntamos tene,oos que ana>';z Il de uno
Gle carga de Ia Atlas Line guiado por
ell chauffeur J. Jockealin con el de
nuestro distingnido amigo ell Lcdo. Her
mimic D1az Navarro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-12
San yuan Puerto Rico Nantes Dc pisiembre ds 1911

RAMON PEREZ morris 80 Editor.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08

REGISTRATION When the city
recorders office closed yesterday af
ternoon. 23S voters had registered for
the spring election. 1t is expected
in some quarters that the total regis
tration this year will reach $500.
CARD OF THANkS.-Mr. Whitlock
desires to extend his thanks To his
friends who attended the funeral of
his child. who was buried Yesterday
from the rooms of EaSterling q
Whitney. and also 10 the many
thoughtful persons who sympathize
with him in his loss.
DR.. INES LEAVES-Dr. Marion
lines. who has been here for three or
four days expects to leave for his
home in Albuquerque this evening. The
doctor is in charge of the work of the
bureau of animal Industry for Arizona
and New Mexico. with headquarters at
Albuquerque and is also the owner of
an orange grove i'm this valley.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08

mioo ni0IGf be Elk - -. w
Hlgley returned yesterday from
Long Beach, 10 which place he ac-
companied Mrs. Higley and their
daughter. Miss Jessie. ten days ago
He brought the pleasing news that
the hoalth OF Miss Jessie is greatly
;nlrO ed.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08
STORED WATER SUPPLY.
OF LOCAL INTEREST
%:..at$
BUYING BUckEYE-Roy

BUYING BUCKEYE-Roy Benz Of
the Sanitary Barber shop went to
Buckeye yesterday on a business trip
Before he left he confided to friends
that he might buy the town or let
ii 90 at buying the principal barber
shop there.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08
SOLD LIQUOR TO AN INDIAN

Guadalupe Murigua was before Com
missioner tombstone yesterday af-
ternoon on the charge of furnishing
liquor To Juan Manuel an Indian. The
only defense of Murigua was that he
got nothing for the wine: out of the
generosity Of his soul he had given it
10 him He was told that kind Of
generosity did not appeal to the
United States government and he was
held.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08
UNCLE HIRAM TO HIS NEPHEW.
On the Great Advantage Of Being Able
To Make Un His Mind Quickly.


You will find. StevcY." said Uncle
Hiram L. his hopeful young nephew,
- great satisfaction and Il great help
i'm being able To make up your mind
Don't be a dillNdallyer, always un-
decided, never knowing what YOU
want To do You don't want To jump
at things without thought. YOU want
to he sure you're right; you want TO
| be able to make up your mind. Bet
ter to bunder now and then than lack
decision.
This is a point To which some peo-
pie can never bring themselves. They
weigh things pro and con till they get
confused and don't know what to
do. This weighing things over, Stevey,
when unduly prolonged not only con-
fuses US. it saps and dissipates our
very energy, literally leaves us weak
and nerveless; we not only don't know
what to do but if we did know we'd
he powerless to do il; we'd have to
wait and recuperate till our strength
came and our head came clear again.
THE ability To- decide which some
men possess is more or less gift.
Most of us are often i'm doubt. we
don't know what 10 do; but you viii
find some men, few clear-headed
and resolute men TO whom we instinc-
lively turn. who are never in doubt.
whose discernment is always true.
who always know what To do and
who are always right. ! hope. Stevey.
that YOU win prove To- be thus en-
dowed.
But whether or not this shall prove
SO. whether or not you shall discover
yourself blessed with the great gifts
of sound common sense and clear
vision. don't dillydally over things
Make up your mind, In this power
and its exercise you will find great
inward satisfaction and great help,
and So strengthened yourself YOU will
be all the more helpful to other peo-
nile "
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08
THE WEATHER..
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today: Fair.

Forecast Tor To-Day: Far.
Data for "a hours ending p. m.
yesterday Sam 6pm
barometer. inches .......30.22 3014
Sensible or wet temperature41 90
Temperature. degrees 4S 90
Dew point. degrees .....46 81
Humidity, per cent .......90 50
Wind Direction - NV
Wind velocity, miles ..... 3
Rainfall, inches ......... o
weather 49,. $3.50. Clear PtCldy.
Mean daily humidity ...............74
Mean daily temperature ............6 60
Highest temperature ..............74
Lowest temperature .46
Total daily rainfall ........... o
Excess in temperature yesterday. l
degree
Excess in temperature since first of
month. 3 degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l, l35 degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday. 0.02
inch
Excess in rainfall since first of
month, O.33 inch.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January p, 02z inch.
l.. y. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08
SURVEY APPROVED

Survey No. 277S, Quarry Placer Min
ing CLAM. situated i'm the Globe
Mining District. ella County. Ari-
iona, and claimed by Otabiano
Franco. has been approved by the
surveyor general.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08

EASTERN STAR BALL Atten-
ton is again called To the Eastern
Star ball which will be held in Ma
sonic han tomorrow night. II is
particularly desired that visiting
members of the order understand that
their lodge credentials entities them
to adm ssion without any other in
vitation but those not members of
the order. who expect To attend,
should come provided with the print
ed admission card furnished by the
invitation committee.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08
GERMAN LUTHERAN SERVICE

7. L. hall, 227 West Monroe street.
March Sth. Wednesday night. at 1870.
Preaching by Rev. J. Harders. of Globe,
Arizona. A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to the German speaking COM
munity of the city
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08

w. c. T. v. MEETING.-The regu-
lar meeting of the W. c. r L. will
be held Thursday afternoon at 2:15
at w. c. T L. hall Mrs Wise is in
charge Of the program.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08

VISITING ENGlNEER-J. S. Bar
low, a Southern Pacific civil engineer
whose headquarters for sometime past
have been in Portland. Oregon. is i'm
the city. He is well known in these
parts having done considerable work
in Arizona. He was in charge of
the Southern Pacific work on the
occasion of the controversy between
that company and the Phoenix &
Eastern respecting the right of way
through ella canyon. After that
he was for a long time chief en-
gineer i'm charge of the Southern Pa
cific work in old Mexico. going TO
the northwest about six months ago.
nm . 7s& 7S9Os.. l23456 IS 7S90$ 5000
WYOMING VISITORS - Mr.. and
Mrs j. w. Cooper are recent arriv-
ais from Sheridan, Wyom., and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baum.
Mr. Cooper is an extensive stock
man i'm his home state. He was in
duced to visit Salt River Valley by
Captain Sniveleyfs who visited the
valley early in the winter.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08

WHY FRANKLIN SMILES That
broad, irrepressible smile that II. G.
Franklin, head of the shoe depart
ment of Goldberg Bros. is not in
duced by a new shipment OF foot
wear or even a raise in salary. Ii
is caused by the knowledge that Mrs
Franklin will be here today from Los
Angeles and that both of them are
going TO live in Phoenix all the rest
of their lives. The Frankiins once
moved to Los Angeles but soon found
that it was no place for them. Mir
Franklin then came back and now
Mrs. Franklin is coming, so the world
will be running in its accustomed
groove again.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-08
HAVING A GOOD TIMER. P

HAVING A GOOD TIMER. p.
Sherman. formerly manager of the
Phoenix street railway system, and
later of the Los Angeles system, is in
the city with his wife and boy They
have been visiting the Grand Canyon
and have stopped off here for a visit
with friends
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-03-30
Working for the Fair.

The Board of Directors for the Bossier
Parish Fair Association met in Plain Deal
ing Tuesday and named superintendent OF
the different departments of the fair and a
committee to make arrangements for get
ting out the catalogue and look after other
necessary work for the next fair, to be held
October 18th to goth. The catalogue will
be published about May 18th.
The directors are planning for bigger
and better fair this year and, with the ex.
perience of the past and the assistance oil
the photographed and progressive citi.
zens of Rossier Parish, they expect tc
again bring home the blue ribbon from the
State Fair. Mr.. w. j. Dawson will again
have charge of the parish exhibit at the
State Fair.
The superintendent of the different de.
partments at the Parish Fair will be:
Agricultural-Leon Sanders.
Horses-G. T. Mays.
Races-N. w. Sentell.
Cattle and Hogs. Lowe.
Poultry-G. Demoss.
Women's Department-Mrs. Cochran
Mrs. Boggs and Mrs. Herndon.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-03-30
Marriage Licenses Recorded.

Following is list of the marriage licen-
es returned during February to the office
t the Clerk of Court to be recorded:
Bob Perry to Lou johnson.
Morris Taylor to Oracle Coleman:
John Stewart to Lizzie Martin.
Sam Raines to Tommie Marshall.
C. G.. Robinson to Hattie Akin.
l.. s. Pilkinton to l.. C. Young.
George Peterson to Nora Sans.
Nose Prophet to Elnora Adams.
Peter Means to Cristina Paysinger.
D. A. Martin to Della Peters.
John Jenkins to Matte Thornton.
Charles Thompson to Ida Endman.
R. D. Wilmington to Nettie V. McCranie
C. H. Harper to Ruth Diffey.
Sidney Harris to Lizzie Paysinger.
George Griffin to Polly Evans.
Flourn Flournoy to Emma Chambers.
John Franklin to Missouri Bonaparte.
J.W. Cross to Eloise Vickers.
Mack Coleman to Lucy Wesley.
P.W. Black to Cora Smith.
Jeff Black to Annie Rawls.
lack Adams to Annie Wilson.
William Moore to Georgia Tisdom.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-03-30
No More Whisky Advertising.

The TwICE-A- WEEK REPUBLIC of St.
Louis, Mo-, makes the announcement that
no more whisky advertising will be printed
in its paper. This will be good news to
most of our readers. The TwlCE-A- WEEK
REPUBLIC is the oldest, biggest and best
metropolitan semi weekly newspaper in the
United States, and by cutting out this line
of advertising it should greatly increase its
circulation in this community. The sub
scription price is 30 cents year. but for a
short time only they will make special
rate of three years for 81. Be sure to take
advantage of this liberal offer, and by all
means advise your friends and neighbors of
the fact that all whisky and liquor advertis-
ing has been discontinued and that 81 will
pay for MISREPRESENTATION. Write for
free sample copy. Send orders to the St.
Louis Republic, st. Louis, Mo. [adu.