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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

A Acropiane e Junction CITY.
5smss McCarty Of Junction city
has eommeuced the construction Of
4 santos Dumont rdomoiHelle" areo-
plane ne parts hare arrived AID
Are nov being llssmhlod m IN I'M
provlosd hanger n that CIV. A sixty
horsepower. four cylinder engine Will
furhiah TIE motive power Nr Me-
csfiS declines 70 state 70 vhal uss
~ WI psl ne mashins. but Il q
.u1ro.,1 here hat be uin ~ 4, iol
s11h'|lan lqIlos1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13
NAsTER NIILLINERY

Two new shipments Of the latest
styles I'm hats, trimmings and orna-
ments at Miss LaFollette's-over
Oase,s store. w1sd2t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

The city ward system in Abilene
Il no more. The commission form Of
government now reigns supreme. Ar
thur Hurd last night was sworn into
the office of mayor and J. X. For
ney and W. A. Matteson as commits
sioners. Mr.. Forney win have
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

A good phaeton at a bargain. An
in good shape and rspainted. Abr
lens Carriage Co. iadstvtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

Marriage license: w. Edgar
Thorp and Sarah Grace Mustard,
Talmage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

The Racket has Just received an
other shipment Of weareyer cooking
utensils. This gives them a good
line and the prices are right too,
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

Good otudebalEor wagon VITA new
l6ox ii 4 bargain. Abilene Carriage
Ico.. opposite public library
i2dstWtf
Marriage license: w. Edgar
[Thorp and Sarah Grace Mustard,
Talmage.
REV. q. w. Lands has been
transferred from Marion to Bern,
Kansas.
The Racket has just received an
other shipment Of WeaFeyer cooking
utensils. This gives them a good
| line and the prices are right too,
11dStw1t
The new Abilene National bank
building walls are going up and the
stone steps and pillar bases have
been placed.
The only way to appreciate tne
value Of those matted pictures In
1.-THE Racket's window is to see them.
11dstw1t
A few choice Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for sale. =. N. Worley.
lO1 q. Seventh. 12d2tlSw4t
"A wide cement walk Is being
completed around the Reflector
building. Hodge Bros. are also
completing cement walk at their
store. only few brick walks and
no board walks are left in the snsi
ness section.
If you are needing anew wagon
box cali at the Abilene Carriage GO.
and see the best box ever offered
you for the money. Only a few
left. Come early and get a bar
gain. lzcotwsl
S y
Wanted, man and woman to keep
boarding house on ranch. Address
o. L. ThisIer. Chapman. 12dSt
Frank Ludes has resigned a.
base ball coach for 81. Johns At
salina. He will engage in other
business.
One riding and one walking pillow
| for sale cheap at the Abilene Car
rage Co. 12d6twtf
County Attorney and Mrs. 9. p.
Rugh entertained the county com
missioners and their wives and Coun-
| ty Clerk and Mrs. H. W. King Tues
day night at dinner.
Mrs. G. L. Hubbard informs vs.
that Otto Schrader arrested Friday
might was not regularly connected
with her store but Is paper hanger
10 has been occasionalIy employed,
| He had no other association with the
store.
Only one picture to a customer
at the Racket Saturday, 11dStwlt
Hope Dispatch: A fellow Of
Abilene advertises the loss Of a roll
Of bills amounting to thirty dollars,
There are several fellows in Hope
who lose their roll Of bills about
every time they have one. but they
do not advertise It.
Furniture refinished, polished and
repaired. Also new cabinet work
OF any kind done. J. M. Wehier'
1908 Nj Buckeye, phone 11s. Sdst'
Mrs. David Shirk had a tele-
gram from Chamberburg, Pa, tell
ing Of the death Of her sister. Mrs.
Margaret Grove. She has many old
friends in the county who viii be
saddened BY the news
GO to Miss La FoIIette's, second
floor, Case's store. for all the nifty
styles in down to the minute head
gear for ladies. wlSdzt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

REV. q. w. Lands has been
transferred from Marion to Bern,
Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

Good studebaker wagon With new
6ox ii 4 bargain. Abilene Carriage
|Co., opposite public library
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13
COMMISSION now
CITY Ward system Is No MORE
city Officers Have Not Yet
Been Appointed.

sss ssss
J Mayor-Arthur Hurd.
COMMUNICATIVE years
W. A. Matteson.
J Commissioner three years..
X. Forney.
The appointments OF city
clerk, city treasurer and other
officers have not been made.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

The new Abilene National bank
building walls are going up and the
stone steps and pillar bases have
been placed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

: The only way to appreciate the
value of those matted pictures In
the Racket's window is to see them.
11d3tw1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-13

One road wagon and one open
buggy, repaired. repainted and all
N good shape. Can be bought.
worth the money at Abilene Car
rlare CO. 12dstwtt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21
Mr.. ROOSEVELT
PRAISES JUDGES
-CHILDHOOD" TO TALK ON
JUDICIARY.
BELIEVES IN POWER
SAYS THEY HAVE BECOME FAR
-, Ass
MORE TRULY LAW GIyERS
THAN A LEGISLA-
TIVE BODIES.

NEW YORK. Oct 20.-Mem bers
and friends of the Civic Reform
and the Child Welfare League FILL
ed Carnegie Hall tonight to attend
the first fall meeting and also TO
hear Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
deliver an address on The Conser-
walton of Womanhood and Child
hood
After speaking a few minutes on
"Womanhood." Mr.. Roosevelt turn
ed his attention to the judiciary and
used with Governor Baldwin.
las a whole I think that our jul
dicial offices stand on higher
level than any other body of public
servants" he said.
In some most vital respects the
judges have become far more truly
the law givers than either the ex-
ecutive or legislative bodies, In no
other country is this permitted as
with US.
1T behooves US to look carefully
into any tendency to turn the judge
into master instead of servant.
Il most emphatically believe that
we have been wise in giving great
most firmly believe that. like any
other power. this power can be
abused.
People Have Power
Il am speaking of decisions which
declare that the people themselves
have no power to act. neither
through the national or state gov
ernments.
mo body OF officials have any
right to say that We, the peo-
pie. shall not make laws to protect
women and children. to protect men
in hazardous industry. 10 protect
men. women and children from
working under unhealthy conditions
or for manifestly excessive hours.
''I believe that this people unjust
ultimately control its own destinies.
and cannot surrender the right OF
ultimate control to judge any more
than to legislator or an execu-
tive.
"As matter of expectancy IL Is
desirable that control by the control
over the judge shall be exercised
more cautiously but the control
must be there.
What / have advocated is not
revolution. II is the highest and wis
est kind of conservatism
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21
BIC MEDICINE"
DID NOT CHEER
PRESIDENT TAFT VISITS TOWN of
COWBOYS AND INDIANS IN
WYOMING.
NEVER SAW A PSESIDENT
REMANT OF CUSTER,s SCOUTS
FAIL TO APPRECIATE THE
vISIT-CAT7TI.E MEN
DEE-LIGHTED.
NEVER SAW A PSESIDENT

NEW CASTLE WYO., Oct. 20
This snug town OF the plains was put
conspicuously on the map when Presi-
dent TAFT came here to-day to spend
the night 1t Is about the smallest
hamlet In the country ever to have
had real visit from President. The
last census gave New Castle a popu-
lation of S75. Most of its people are
cattle rangers and they wear, many
of them, the old convention COW pun
cher attire with broad brimmed SOM
brero hats and riding chaps" The
President had nearly the whole popu>
latfon OF the town clustered around
him when he spoke. in q slight snow
fall, from the steps OF the courthouse
The sun was Just dropping down over
the plains when the President catfe to
town. and 1t was d picturesque sight
as the snow began to fall from the
sky of purple and gold.
Mr.. Taft warmed up to a speech upon
the trusts and the government pur-
poses to curb them.
II propose to keep after them and
compel them to obey the law even IL
] am damned the country over" ex-
claimed Mr.. Taft amid cheers Of the
cowboys.
The President went on To say, as he
has in other speeches, that the trust
would monopolize everything in the
country If let alone, and that he. az
CONTINUED on Second Page1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21
PERs|STENCY AND
CRIT TRIUMPH
IN BIG BATTLES
Great Amount of Interest is
Manifested in the Virgin
ian's Great Conte st for
Handsome Prizes

The votes come in faster. The ex-
element increases as the days go by
and the people residing in the cam
paign districts realize that this great
prize contest of The Virginian is the
greatest popularity race ever inaugu-
rated In this section. And everybody
who Is not ''in on 1t" would like 10
be. But for the time the contest has
gone 1t certainly has been warming
up. Each week there have been new
leaders. To-day you lead. Tomorrow
you don't It's more fun than cir
cus-two circusses in fact.
Grit and Persistenoy Count.
1t Is grit that wins out more than
any other quality. II everything went
along smoothly and without a hitch
and you had no obstacles to overcome
and surmount, life would be one long
sweet song But you wouldn't appre-
ciate things II they came too easy.
II II only after having striven and
worked hard for desired object that
you get the full ana real enjoyment
OF It.. The fortunate wjnnsg9 for those
Grand prizes viii hold them - most
valuable prosecutions or years TO coma
They win BE- able TO sx3oy to the
(coatinps1 a TouFth Ha91l n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21

WAS AFTER CHICKENS

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian, ~
WINCHESTER, VA. Oct. 90
George Q. Crisman, mem Der of a
prominent Frederick county family.
and rural mail carrier ON Routa
No. /, was shot and instantly killed
ehls morning near his home on the
Front Royal road by Morrison H.
Miller.
Crisman. with his wife and LITTLE
son. had gone after horde of chick
ems which had strayed to another
heighhors Mr.. Cr:sens, farm While
ofl'lng them along the road sew
erai OF the chickens ran through a
oarbed wire fence into Miller's prom
erty. Crisman. according to the ey
ldence at the inquest, went after
them- lie was ordered off by Mil
Ter, and not moving fast enough was
deliberately shot in the back by NIL
ier' dying almost Astantly in the
presence or his wife and son
Miller immediately jumped ON n
morse came 10 Winchester ad gave
himself up. The news of the crima
brought hundreds of persons 10 the
scene, Crisman had a wide ACCUSING
snce and was very popular, and only
Ailliers hasty ride to town averted
a lynching
A j. Tavener acting MAGISTRATE
ana coroner, inrpaneled Il Jury
which. after hearing the testimo ny
or Mrs Crisman and DR.. p W
Boyd. rendered a, verdict charging
Miller with the crime. Crisman was
50 years of age and son of Jacob
Crisman, OF kernstown. a prominent
Confederate veteran, who claims the
distinction Of capturing the English
general, Percy Wyndham. al the
battle of Cross Keys
Ills wife is daughter of Jesse
r. Bailey.
Miller Is son of Levi G.. Miller
OF opequon, and is respected and
wellto-do farmer.
Miller has retained Harry +. Kern
70 defend him, while Common
wealth's Attorney Larrick will be
assisted by Hon. Richard e. Byrd
Speaker of the Virginia House Of
Delegates, who has been entployed
by the Crisman family to assist with
the prosecution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21
VIM. ROCKEFELLER
HAS THROAT GOVT

S. S. CAMPANIA. BY WIREL Ess
VIA SAGPoNACk. \. Y, Oct. 20
William Rockefeller, who is on board
said tonight that he has taken the
round trip sea voyage because of govt
in the throat from which he has been
a sufferer for ten years. He said
he spent three days in London arai
while there saw Peggy and the
Quaker Girl" and met some old
friends.
Il have not missed meal since
We left Queenstowrt' said Mr.. Rookie
Teller. He displayed a pedometer
which showed that he had walked
six and half miles to-day. II feel
better than have for years. My
throat still trouble me. 10 II is i'm
possible for me to talk for any ex-
tended time. am giad to ret back
home, but have no Views 20 express
on political social Or financial SUBJ
teetA~ r. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21
ANDY AND GEORGE
OBEY EACH OTHER

NEW YORK, Oct. 20-The laird
of Skibo returned to New York to-
night aboard the steamship Celtic and
introduced himself to the ship news
reporters as IAN American sovereign"
Since he was given the freedom of
the city of ST. Adams. Mr.. Carnegie
has been on friendly terms with King
George V. In speaking of taking the
oath OF allegiance to England's king
he said:
ut ia customary for every one re-
ceiving the freedom of city to swear
allegiance to the, king and they pro-
duced book for my signature that
IL dated in the seventh century. King
George and I are fellow kings We.
King George and !, are remarkably
friendly TO each other. am an
American sovereign. know King
George and I knew his father very
well. II he obeys me ~ well AS
obAy him. IT win be . square dsel"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21
ITALIANS TAKE
ANOTHER TOWN

BENGHAzI, TRIPOLI. Oct. co.
The Italian expeditionary force landed
here yesterday after the town had
been bombarded by the Italian feet.
At o'clock yesterday morning the
Turks still refused to surrender and
the Italians carried out their threat
to shell the port.
Four thousand troops were landed
and a sharp battle followed. 1t Is
admitted officially that several Italians
were killed. but no figures are avail
able. The Italians captured twenty
one guns.
The Italians now hold part of the
city In addition to the barracks In the
village Of Sidi Houssein, which they
took by assault.
The Italian feet is composed of
seven battleships and two divisions OF
torpedo boats. 9r~s~-a'--.
Benghazi has population of 49,
900. including 1900 Europeans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
WILL BUY EXHIBIT

Especial to The Richmond Nlxirian. )
DANVILLE, VA, Oct. 3O.-The
third annual Danville fair closed to-
night with a gratifying attendance.
Tho receipts from the three days az
hibitlon will more than meet every
expense incurred. The exhihits were
the largest In almost all lines ever
shown here and excelled last years
In quality, notably the agricultural
products. The Southern rallwse viii
purchase the large ana excellent to-
bacco exhibit for display IN ~ own
interest,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
Don Miguel
Ant0nsanti

Tn cabiegrama recibido anteayer Dor
la distinguida familia Antonsanti, la
trajo una noticia dolorosa.
Ha fallecido en- New York, ell senior
don Miguel Antonsanti Cap6, que vi
via desde hace treinta y dos amos en-
la gran ciudad americana, dedicado q la
vida de los negocios.
Era socio de la frma Iglesia. Lobo y
Co., de Beaver St., de New York, Y ha
muerto en- su residencia de Brooklyn,
el sabado 1ltimo.
El tinado era hombre de gran actiyi-
dad y de gran inteligencia para los ne
gocios.
Era viudo y deja cuatro hijos.
Lamenamtos la irreparable perdida, Y
damos nuestro pesame mas sentido a la
familia doliente y de un modo especial
nuestro distinguido amigo don Frank
Antonsanti, hermano del finado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
.oticias de TribunaIes

Los Jurados espeeiales citados para
la Corte de Distrito de San Juan deben(
|comparecer ell dia 81 de Julio 3 las nuel
We de la ma6ana.
Mafana de Julio daran principle en-
fla Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judiciss
de San Juan los Juicios por .Jurados se-
nalados para este termino.
Sc encuentra en- Arecibo en- asunfesa
|de su cargo, ell taquigrafo de la Corte de-
ISan Juan don Pablo Berga.
Esta va Ocupando SUI cargo como Se~
Icretario de la Corte Suprema don .Josa
Hernandez.
Sc esta trabajando activamente en- las
impression de las resoluciones del Tribu-
nal Supreme, para dar q la publicidata
otro tomo en- ell proximo mes de Agosfc.
FL Juez Davila Ia salido para Mana
! Il, disfrutando algunos dias de vacacic-
nes.
Ell Fiscal senor Campillo que Sc encozpu
traba en- Arecibo en- asuntos oficiales ha
|regresado q San Juan.
I'll dla primero tom6 possession de su
cargo emo Secretario Archivero de la
Corte de San Juan, don Ernesto Marin.
Manana jueves tonlara possession como
Juez de La seccion segunda de la Corfe
de Distrito de San Juan Mr.. Foote, cue
ha 1legado de Ponce.
Ell dla primero de Agosto empezarana
las vacaciones para Ia Secci6n segunda
de La Corte de Distrito de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
La fiesta de la Patria
Reunion de Venezolanos.

En- ell domicilio de nuestro distingul-
do amigo ell senor Hernandez, Sc reu-
nieron anoche los venezolanos residen-
tes en- San Juan, para comemorar La
gran fecha de la Independence de su
|patria.
La reunion t1uvo un alto caracter pa
triotico y result0 por todos conceptos
muy brillante.
Nuestro compa1ero ell joven poeta
Leoncio Martinez recit6 una brillante
composition de que es autor, y que pu
blicara ell BOLETIN.
Recit6 un inspirado Soneto, don Ra
fael Martinez, y hablaron, don Esteba1
Mendoza, don Hector Blanco Fombo
ma, don Gualberto Hernandez y ell dis
tinguido consul de Venezuela nuestre
amigo don Julio Sarr1a.
Tambien recit6 unos versos la dis
tinguida dana Dona Obdulia de La
zarO.
La reunion fue de 10 mas selecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
Lo del .Caf1o
de Tiburones

Siguen en- La Corte de Arecibo las in
contables vistas que ha dado lugar ell
asunto del Cano de Tiburones.
La pasada semana sc ha estado cele-
brando la vista del pleito que sigue nues-
tro distinguido amigo don Luis Rubert
para recuperar cierta extension de te-
rreno que, a juicio del litigante, no pue-
de estar comprendida en- los terrenos ce-
didos al senior Borda, puesto que ell Sc
nor Rubert tiene la escritura de propie-
dad de las tierras en- litigio, desde hace
mas de cincuenta amos.
La casa Rubert hermanos, es una casa
muy seria, que goza de gran credito en-
| ell pals y en- ell exterior y que no llevarla
este asunto con ell teson que 10 lleva,
| 81 no creyese legitimo indiscutible su
derechO.
Persona bien enterada del asunto nos
dice que los senores Rubert, piensan ago
tar todos los recursos legales, hasta lie
gar a las Was diplomaticas, 81 la reso-
luci6n judicial que recayese Ell el plei-
to no fuese para ellos satisfactoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
Angel Rodriguez

Nuestro muy estimado amigo don An
gel Rodriguez, de La acreditada frms
mayaguezana, Infanz6n y Rodriguez, hs
llegado a San Juan y permanecera aqui
hasta la noche.
Nuestro amigo ha recorrido varias po
blaciones de la Isla en- negocios de ST
afamada industria tabacalera y ha ven
dido gran cantidad de la nueva vitola
Gobermador Cotton, que ha lanzado a
mercado, La HGbanerU.
Sabe ell senor Rodriguez como Sc Il
quiere por esta casa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
Ell crirnen de Ponce

En- la noche del 4 del actual, en- la
playa, los hermanos Vicente Y Praxe-
des Peanillo, atacaron al guardia Juan
IL. Maldonado, disparandole ocho IT,
ros de revolver, uno de los cuales lie
hiri6 en- una pierna. Ell policia hizo un
disparo, desde ell suelo, y huyeron los
agresores. En- la manana de aver fue
|encontrado muerto debajo de una ca
|sa, Ell Praxedes, que presenta una he
rida de bala cerca de la sien derecha
Sc investiga ell asunto, exigiendo a vi
Icente Peanillo una fianza de tres mi
dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
Cine Monte Carlo
ROSITA REALI

La gentil1sima davette sigue lIeyando
mucho p1blico todas las noches al Cine
1Momte-Caylo, donde esta hacienda una
brillante temporada. I8;}
Anoche Sc hizo aplaudir bravamente,
cantando 10 nejor de su repertoire.
Rosita Reall Sc present6 elegante y SUI
gestiva, electrizando al p1blico que la
aplaude por gentil, por bella y por ar
tista.
Rosita Real1, aunque hizo en- San
Juan una larga temporada en- ell Cine
Las tres bonderas, sigue gustando tanto
a nuestro pllblico como la primera noche,
|y. MOaate-Carlo Sc LENA, la exquisite
dsUette Sc hace aplaudir crranto quiere.
Las pellculas son muy buenas. Ell p1-
blico sale contento y vuelve, que es 10
lue quiere Soils.
En- ell Cine Las tres banderas, siguen
actuando las n,ao,11ei5itas, las monfsimas
bailarinas infantiles.
Portell sabe buscar verdaderas atrac-
clones para SUI cine, y consigue verlo
siempre lleno de p1blico.
La serie de peliculas que ha recibido
f1ltimamente, no puede ser mejor.
Malana viernes, salen para la Isla, las
laplaudidisimas cupletistas Peila La Mo
renita y Alyna Lyna.
Las simpaticas artistas van q traba-
jar q Humacao; despues iran Juncos,
| y seguiran la ta1r's6e por la Isla, siempre
con la empresa de Apolo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
I'm autolnovil
despenado,

Aver, en la carretera frente al Ss4I
10 de CO1nercio'', un automovll de Qa-
tes d Names {Atlas Line) al trataf de
vOltear Una curva no obedeci6 ell 1nfa
de Ia maq,1ina y sc cay6 por un kreci-
picio de 800 pies de altura, des1fozan
dose completamente. Ell chauffeur Sc
tiro del auto en- el fnstante p4eciso de
seriflcarse Ia, caida, salyandYse mia
grosamente DE- sana muerte cikrta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
Don Manuel Cerecedo

Aver tarde al visitar ell Colmado
Cerecedo Hermanos, nos enteramos de
que nuestro distinguido amigo Mano-
10 Cerecedo, guarda CANA, vlctima de
ligera dolencia. ;s:H
n AfOrtunadamente el case no, Ofrece
serios cuidados, y esperamos yer GUAM
to antes, al amigo Cerecedo repuesto
de SUI indisposici6n-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
H DR.. c. Muhoz Diaz.

Participa & su numerosa clientele qua
tlja las hcras de & 8 de La tarde, para
la consulta diaria, en- los altos del Ne.
81 de Ia calle de Tetuan, donde tiene a.
tablecido 50 despachos professional.
Telefonos No. 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
M1sica en- la Plaza


Programa de las pleas que tocara es-
ia noche, en- la Plaza, la banda del Re
gimiento de Puerto Rice.
l. Pasa calle "Cadiz.'' Chueca.
2. Rapsodia h1ngara No. 8 t<E1 Car
naval de Pesth.'' Liszt.
8. Sexteto de la opera 'eLucia di
Lammermoor. Donizetti. ~
4. Selection de la opereta MADAME
Sherry Hoschna.
s. Danza Adorable. ~ Miranda.
s, Marcia mi Maryland Ny
giant.
Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
Ell nuevo Juez

Desde aver Sc encuentra en- San Juan
ell honorable Juez de la Corte de Distri
to, secci6n segunda, Mr.. Charles E
Foote
lie saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
Ell arresto del
Sr. Piavello

Ha sido arrestado en- Ponce ell seiior
Agustin Piavello, quien es acusado de
disparo de armas contra ell policfa de
servicio en- ell poblado de la Playa de
ciudad.
Piavello no ha prestado fanza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
J. Coll y Vidal

,Malana sale para la isla nuestro con-
panero en- La prensa, el atildado y eorree@
to escritor don J. Coll y Vidal, redaes
tor de EI Cusys0u1y.
Deseamos al joven cronista mucho
exlto en- sus gestiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-06
y. Jose Antonio
Vargas S

He1nos tenido ell g1lsto de conocer
en- esta capital al estimable joven don
Jose Antonio Vargas, de San Ger
man, quien acaba de cursar con gran
aprovechamiento los estudios de oc-
tavo grado.
LIE felicitamOs. 81