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Thrift Naturally Follows.

And one result is That all this SIR
rounding section shoNs thrifty mort
gaEes. which have heretofore hung
like darkening clouds over many
homesteads, are no longer a menace
to the homcly drama Of rural life.
and what few mortgages now exist.
Were made In ordcd TO obtain more
land to improve old acreage. or to
supply new ma hinery. Tho tradi-
tional causes. such as bn& crops. hard
luck, ana general misfortune arc van
lahing, and the mortgage has come
10 mean n phase OF progress rather
than poverty. AS one OF High Points
farmers PITT it some time since: Ten
years ago. when bad crops meant
mortgages. one acre Of my corn would
buy i20 Yards of muslin: To-day
when mortgages mean more ard i'm
proved land 'ani machinery. II will
buy lbs yards" And that, to a large
extent 'rarr*es the story--the story
of a more intelligent cultivation
And there are other causes These
we'll kept fences. painted barns, housed
machinery. and cultivated fields are
ia manY respects the result Of good
roads. Through High Point runs that
portion 81 the national highway chat
took the 5 600 prize. and shovels aud
picks are now busy on another at
right angles to 1.-THE High Point
Winston road. There Is coming into
existence every facility of transpor-
tation. no small part OF which has
been wrought by the white coal"
which tumblcs over North Carolina
mountains, and utilized by the south
I'm Power Company. Their lines
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achievement. will provide rapid ex.
hibition of trapeze work. his most
difficult feat being offered while
blindfolded and seated In a swinging
rocking chair.
AL Edwards. a black-face musical
comedian. will complee the vaudeville
bill with display of his musicaI
training on variety Of Instruments,
together with a comedy monologuc
Picture plays OF special selection
after approval By the National Board
OF Censorship Will add their delight
iul touch OF amusement and education
to the splendidly arranged bill, and
the three performances given every
day are inclusive of "A matinee at ,
: clock and two night performances
at 1870 and o'clock. respectively.
Cinsnient ar Features on Empire BILL
Fresh from the big time" yaude-
vile circuits. with a reputation that
stamps the act one of vaudcvillc's
classiest novelties. is the feature num-
Der of the bill to open tomorrow at
the Empire-"Five Maids and Man"
The title means tho appearance Of five
beautiful and elegantly costumcd girls
playing i've pianos at the same time.
In an offering made up entirely OF
music ana songs. The songs are sung
~ one or the girls, called Peaches. .
blessed with soprano voice well
trained. and Mr. Ward the man" IN
the act splendid baritone soloist and
established as one of the best ragtifn.
performers In this country.
One Of the comedy sketch gems or
the vaudeville field, 1T Happened in
Lonelyviile.' viii be presented by
Henry b. Toomer and Nan Hewin, ar
lists from the legitimate field. the
humorous situations arising from the
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sorrm nnsroN COMING.
Brcaks Record AZ Bright Tobacco Market
and Prnnnsch to Nn Kciicr.

Thomas II. Johnson, president OF the
Soath Boston Tobacco Association. writes.
From supposedly short crop W l9ii our
market mas sold in round numhels 2lrJoc1
tho past few years has hern 25,c,Ao Ol pounds
OF lear tobacco for Greater South Boston.
We nrc in sight of the goal. and sanRuIncly
cNpeCl 4 reach these figures by the end OF
the l12-iS season
The market will ne fuily equipped to
handle with ease ?Saoa,ot0 pounds of leaf.
Old dealers are enlargins their plants. New
firms are coming in. equippins now plants.
More buyers. more plants mean more and
larger orders, Therefore. We have facts
upon which to base our Claims"
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MORE ROADS FOR RALEIGH.
Atlantic Coast Line and Norfolk md
Mrstcrn (i.:!Ing INTO CuraIinn,. InnituI

p.Tl7,E - 80 80 Ut, ,rITH NHI'IIHI
in progress which point to the early begin
ninE OF work on ~;nc extension OF tho Al
lnnuc Coast Line Hallway from Bum 10
TINS city. hmm Is less than thirty miles
rom here. and IS in Nash county. northeast
% Raleigh The survey has ali been ms a.,
ana nearly all II not all. OF tho rlsht 81
way nrrapgod 70" The Norfolk and Wes;-
ern Railway now al Durham. only twen,,
expected Ia extend here. There seems TO be
ne, reason to doubt that in the next twenty
tour Gonths both roads Will be In Ralcixl
OWING To the heavy cost which eithar
would he compelled to hear to reach tue
union station II is expected that both will
DO authorized 10 have separate stations.
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performances, which start at 1880 and
. o'clock.
Week at the IubIn.
Tho bill for the week beginning to-
morrow at the Lubin Theatre looks
unusually promising. The three acts
o. vaudeville have been chosen with
great deal Of carr. Graham and
Randall VIII be the .4nturcd attrac-
ton. and Will present /. comedy dra-
matte satire. - Cay Old Boy"
Miss Louise Elliott. tho baritone in
her brother's clothes" Is an old fnv-
critic with vaudeville patrons here
Ca5eno and Nclda, assisted hv \
clever performing dog, viii offer a
comedy juggling act. This is consid :
cred one of the best acts Of the kind
il vaudeville.
Motion pictures OF the Lubin kim
VIII be projected at each performance.
Continuous Performance VIII be given
each afternoon and night.
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6rbooIS.
1865 MCGIlijr@'S 1872
University School
JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Principal.
Opposite Monroe Park,

Opposite Monroe
Ceriiate admts
lumber in eh
~ de IL W;eend degrees 1905
uni
linz o he work t school
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:-:PAays at the Theatres This Week.:
BIJoU THEATRE.

BIJoU THEATRE.
COLONIAL THEATRE.
Vaudeville.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
vn"d"vMl-.
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exhibiting careful and thorough preparation which has
made them marked men in the classes.
During the past years less than orty-hve have
been entered from the school directly into the senior
bachelor Of in mathematics. and their
in this speaks in unmstakable terms OF
the thoroughncss OF their preparation.
at is Of the few schools in Virginia in which the
oldtme thoroughness OF preparation is carefully main
tanned
of the University of Virginia, writing September
upon the preparation of students entering
:ase have found that student entering with the
MT in the subjects for which he recommended.
should Copsdc1 him self fortunate has
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Professor Fitz Hugh. OF University of Niruni.
writing August 10. 1909 says: AlcC;urcs University
School is one OF hcvery types OF Southern private
schools Tor preparation for college. and stands to-day in
tho very prime OF its working efficiency The students
from Mot'ures uniformly successful in the Latin
classes at the University recommend this school
without reserve
Prof Echols, Of the L. Va writing August 30 1909,
says: Especially in mathematics have the boys from
NlcC'ure's distinguished themselves at the University
Dr. j. NJ. Page, Professor of Mathematics and Z
IS l909 says For about years il has been nv d.
the University and it is only fair say that in no
Mcclure recommendation proved later to be defici.
:. have no hesitation in saying that any pare
the opportunity to enter his son at McGuire's''
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-20
CREAM OF HARVEST
SHOWN At BISMARCK
Exhibits at North Dakota Indus
trial Exposition an Hon.
t or to State.

Next Tuesday morning, Oct. I, rain
q shine, North Dakota's second an.
1ual Industrial Exposition will be for
mally presented to the people of this
commonwealth by Commissioner w.
G. Gilbreath. The opening ceremonies
will be simple in the extreme and so
soon as they are completed the doors
Of the four great exposition buildings
will be swung wide open to the citi-
sens of the state, the nation, and the
entire world.
The main building houses the most
magnificent collection of products of
North Dakota's fertile soil ever assem-
blsd under one roof. Exhibitors have
brought in from nearly every county
In the state the very cream of the har-
vest. Were these exhibits displayed
In any quarter of the civilized world,
In open competition with products OF
Ill nations, North Dakotans could
stand before their exhibit and hold
their heads high in justifiable pride.
No resident of the state can afford to
miss this one great opportunity to see
for himself, for perhaps the only time
IN many years, what his state can real
y produce in good year.
Dairy interest centers in the new
dairy building, with it's model sanitary
dairy barn and herd of pedigreed cat
tie in charge of United States and
state dairy experts. Two siloz are
erected here, one of which will be
completed during the exposition in or
der that visitors may watch the work
Of construction.
The poultry building will be thronged
With visitors daily and poultry show
will be conducted during the eleven
days of the exposition. Next weel.
the first annual bench show (unde-
a. X. c. rules) will be held at the
state armory under the auspices Of the
Western Kennel association. The
armory will also house the automo-
bile show during the second week Of
the exposition.
Wednesday will be Minnesota an6
Wisconsin day. Thursday will be Soc
Line day, Friday will be Illinois and
Indiana day and Saturday will be
Travelling Mems day. Two or moro
bands each day, free vaudeville per.
formances In the main buildings, eigh,
blocks OF street attractions and many
I other amusements and entertainment.
q are offered. The big Industrial Expc.
sition will be the most stupendous sue
cess II the history Of North Dak.ls.
cor Ter.
g5 ::s .s.s TIE 81 cyy,ii. Y, E
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NDR|ED
zES 70 Be GWEN


Eighty-five thousand square feet
IN four large, modern, we'll equipped
buildings, every inch of which is filled
With exhibits that breathe the illinait-
able possibilities of this Land of Or
pcrtunity, comprise North Dakota's
second annual Industrial Exposition,
TO be held at Bismarck Oct. to 1S.
Years will elapse before this common
wealth will again have so propitious
ri opportunity to display its resources
and products before the eyes of the
entire world.
Over 1000 prizes will be awarded
exhibitors in the various classes. Five
hundred dollars in cash is the hand
some sum that will be given the coun-
ty having the best and most artistic
ally arranged exhibit. The next four
prizes for counties are $500, $500,
$500 and 500 respectively. Premium
lists are now ready for distribution.
Write to Commissioner w. c. Gil
breath, Bismarck. N. D., at once an9
secure copy. They contain much
valuable information, not only for the
exhibitor but for the visitor as we'll.
Besides the marvellous display of
grains and grasses, vegetables and
seeds, a new feature this year will he
model sanitary dairy barn, with
herd of pedigreed cows fed ensilage
from two large silos. This depart.
ment will be in charge of dairy ex.
rerts from the state and federal dairy
divisions. Forty 1913 model autos
will be displayed at the auto show.
and during the opening week the first
annual bench show of the Western
Kennel association will be held. B.
r. Jones of Bismarck is in charge OF
this latter feature.
Women will be interested in the
women's department with it's exhibits
and the large comfortable rest rooms.
OF particular interest this year will
be the domestic science school con-
Quoted by Mrs. G. L. Martin of Fargo.
The work Of their children at school
will appear in the educational dis
plays. These are but some of the
features Of the mammoth land show
Of 1912. No phase of farm or home
HE has been overlooked. The big
exposition this year will be q winner.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-20
Under suspicion.

your prejudice against Mr.. Young.
rake + entirely unreasonable. pa, pro
tested the willful young heiress.
There's . great deal In that youns
man" BE-
.'Yss." replied her shrewd old faith.
%. .and sometimes I'm afraid IT. :
great deal Of the stuH I sn.elled5 on his
breath the ether day. Catholic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
4 ccideSlte en-
un autornovil
Los senores Lopez Landron y Francis
salvados milagrosamente.
IS Lopez Landron y Francis

Anoche regresaban de Guayama, Ell
un autom6vil de su propiedad, nues-
tros distinguidos amigos los Lcdos Ra-
fael Lopez Landr6n II. r. Francis.
FL autom6vil venia a regular veloci-
dad, y al dar una curva en- la carretera,
la rueda derecha del autom6vil-la de
atras- sc fue pOr Tn zanj0n que ell
chauffeur no habla visto Ell veh1culo
Sc precipito Ell ell zanj0n, y a no ser
por la fortaIeza de la capota, que evit6
que sc volcase completamente, los Sc
nores Lopez Landr6n y Francis, asi co
mo ell chauffeur su ayudante hubie-
sen acknowledgements perecido agobia-
dos bajo ell peso de la maquina.
Nuestros amigos avisaron Immediate
mente a una hacienda cercana, la de
los senores Nc Cormick, en- donde ell
autom0vil de nuestros amigos fue re.
parade, y hoy pudieron regresar en- el
esta ciudad, pero sin capota porque
esta hubo que botarla por estar COM
pletamente destrOzada.
El senior Lopez Landr6n sufri6, la
dislocaci6n de un brazo; y algunas
.cOntusiones de poca importancia los
demas viajeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
NUEVO CLUB
Ponce, Mayo "a de 1912.

Enthusiasts miembros de la Banda
del Regimiento de Puerto Rico han
constituido TN club bajo el nombre de
Sociedad Econ0mica Recreativa Club
de la Banda" FL espiritu de esta So
ciedad es lnsinuar sus mlembros un
regimen de bien entendida economic,
que proporciona la vez ratos de es-
parcimiento y soIaz, dentro de la mas
exquisite cultura.
FL Club ofrecera sus asociados
bales de sociedad, de confianza, yeta-
das Y 0tras amenas reuniones.
Hoy sc inaugura este Club con una
jira campestre Ell Santurce, sitio demo
minado el Seboruco Reina gran ami
maci6n para esta fiesta que promete
quedar muy lucida.
/ Deseamos al Club una vida isongera,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
Notas de Bayamon

El microbes tuvo efecto en- ell teatro
Variedades de Bayam6n una velada a
beneticio de los cadetes escolares de
aquel distrito. En- ell desempeno del
programa tom6 parte importante ell
aplaudido tenor Wharf que cant6 la ro-
mama "Una furtiva lagrima"; la can
ci6n inglesa, "All that / ask is love-; ;
el arioso de "Paglacci" y "Tormento"
DANA del malogrado compositor Morell
Campos.
FL popular artista fue muy aplaudi-
do.
Un grupo de simpaticos j6venes
nifos de la mejor sociedad de Bayam6n
tom6 su cargo ell resto del programa,
interpretando los siguientes n1meros:
Selection de piano por la senorita
Duefio. 'La paraguaya', canto bale
por la nina Isabel Colon; Isl til me
amaras por la senorita Emma Robert;
coro de "El perro CHICO" por varios
ninos, y ell juguete c6mico, Guerra ci-
viz, por las senoritas Aurora Cline
nez, Carmen D. Prieto y los jovenes Leo
vigiIdo Rivera, Jorge Davila, Claudio
Prieto Jose A. Vazquez.
FL monisimo nifo Claudio Prieto re-
presento el mon6logo, Gun solo de fau-
ta" en- la melopea, Umbela'' toma-
ron parte las sehoritas Isabel Duefo
y-o0fRsn' ala
Mary Diaz, Francisco Lebr6n y Rafae-
la PrietO
FL pnblico premi6 con frecuentes
apIausos las INTERPRETERS del ameno pro-
grama.
Ell Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
UNDO SOCIAL.

En- eI vapor Philadelphia = han en-
barcado hoy para Nueva York mestras
distinguidas amigas las elegantes Sc,
noritas Maria Josefna Noble, tan es-
timadas en- nuestros circulos sociales
Les deseamos una feIicisima trave-
sia
La muy bella senorita Carlota Camu-
mas ha sido pedida en- matrimonio por
el correcto ioven don lrbino Nadal,
Official del Regimiento de Puerto Rico
Ambos i6venes pertenecen d nuestra So
ciedad selecta.
Su hogar, Ell hogar tornado por dos
que sc aman mucho, ha de ser absolute
mente feIiz
Nuestra felicitaci6n para ambos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
Sr. Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTIII.
San Juan, P. r.
Mi distinguido senor y amigo:

Mi distinguido senor y amigo
Cumpliendo un acuerdo de la Junta
Directiva del Casino Espanol de esta
capital, tengo ell gusto de remitirle la
primera lista de donantes que han con-
tribuido a la subscription alberta Ell
est Isla, con destino a los heridos Y fa-
milias de los muertos en- la presente
campana que tan bravamente viene
sosteniendo nuestro valerosO Ejercito
en- Marruecos.
Ruegole la mande publican en- ell pc
ri0dico de su merecida direction, para
que tenga publicidad debida la gene
rosidad de cuantos contribuyen a tan
meritoria como patri6tica obra.
Sucesivamente ire remitiendo us
ted, con igual Objeto, las listas que las
cOmisiones recaudadoras vayan ulti-
mando en- esta capital asi como las que
va Sc recibieron Sc reciban de la Isla
Aprovecho esta OCCASION para repetir-
me una vez mas sus ordenes, may
alto s. S. y amigo, a. l. e. J. m.
El Presidente de Ia Comisi0n Recau-
|dadora,
Il r L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
Moviniento obrero

Anoche Sc reunio ell Comite Central de
la Federation Regional y uno de sus
acuerdOs fue el de llevar a efecto una
cruzada en- toda la isla, con el PROPOSE
to de dar a conocer sus ideas y pensa-
mientos en- favor del pals muy en- par
ticular de la clase obrera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
Ponce al dla

Los senores hcenciado Tomas Castillo,
Pedro Iglesias Gonzalez Carlos Pa
gan, que sostienen su candidatura para
iuez, Secretario Marshal de la corte
municipal, reSpectivamente, esfan ha-
'ciendo una gran campana entire sus CO.
rreligionarioS con ell fin de sacar triun-
fante Su candidatura en- las pr6Ximas
rlecciones. Sc nos ha informado que
esa candidatura no es exclusive, pues
hay otros Se1ores que tambien luchan
por esas nominaciones.
Anoche habia bastante concurrencia
en- el teatro La Perla Sc puso EN- es-
cena Z Quo Vadis2... La Interpretation
que lie di6 la notable Compan1a Fabre-
gas fue eXcelente La sonora Fabre-
gas Sc distingui6 notablemente Gerardo
de Nieya hizo una labor excelente en- ell
papel de Juan Vatican que caracteri-
10 muy bien.
Para hoy como antepennltima function, Sc
anuncia 'Malvaloca la interesantfsi-
ma obra de los hermanos Quintero, que
la sonora Fabregas ha escogido para su
beneficio. E,s tn drama, Y como el p1-
blicO de aqHi sc ha decidido pOr este
genero, habra bastante concurrencia en-
ell teatro.
Por estar atiSentes ell fiscal ell juez
municipal esta deSempenando esos car
Cos interinamente, ell iuez de paz Lcdo
SEEK.
FL Club de Reereo Letras Y arte, ce-
lebrara una Asamblea General el do
mingo pr0xlmo Sc trataran en- ella
importantes asuntos Probablemente ell
Club celebrara una velada- bale el dia
primero de JUNO.
Para fines del corriente ano sc anun-
cia una boda: la del licenciado F. Perez
Almirioty cen la estimable senorita Ma
ria Martinez, de esta ciudad.
Anoche han contraidO matrim0niO ell
iOven Pablo Torres Ferrer con La seii0-
rita Angelina Pierlassi.
La boda Sc celebr6 familiarmente en-
la residencia de los padres de la no
| via.
Muchas felicidades deseamos los
j0venes desposados.
La respectable DANA sonora Marina
VaIdeciIIa de la Pila, ha obsequiado a
su esposo doctor de la Pila Iglesias, con
una hermosisima nina. La distinguida
DANA Ia recien llegada, Sc encuentran
perfectamente bien, de 10 que sincera-
mente nos alegramos
El Corresponsal-
Ponce, Mayo "a de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25

otros tantos bur0cratas de menor
cuantla Cannon entire los mas deplo-
rabies Y los mas agresivos. Y Sc fue
Roosevelt 40 VIC NADIA, III oy6 NADIA,
nj sc enter6 de otra eosa que de aque-
Ilo que sopl0 su dido la camarllla de
Santa Catalina Ell pals estaba pros
pero; reniam0S un gran balance adua-
nero; unos cuantos millones gastados
EN- instruction V otros cuantos millones
gastados en- caminos; este no guerra de
cir que tuviesemos un sistema escolar
III una red de comunicaciones, pero en-
los EstadOs Unidos, todo Sc mide y sc
aprecia por ell dinero que cuesta.
5Gastamos mucho en- instruction.
Iuego entOnces sOmOs muy instrui-
dos.
Cnando subi0 la presidencia Mr..
Taft. hubo un momento de expectation
en- la colonia que a fuerza de crueles
dcsenganOs Sc ha vuelto exceptica
Pero prontO Sc VIC 10 que era Taft para
nOsOtros. I'm Mr.. Cannon que hubiese
engordado mucho f. Esta nos parece
la mejor siMeta del ingrato protegido
de Mr. Roosevelt
Tuvo la gallardia Mr.. Taft de insul-
tar los puert0rriquenos, tuvO para
Puerto Rico las frases mas duras nos
envI0 los gobernantes mas predipues-
t0s contra nosOtros.
Durante ell epOdo del antique lugar-
teniente de Roosevelt, Puerto Rico ha
perdido algunas de las mermadas atri-
buciones que lie di6 ell acta Foraker.
Los presupuestos, la Sandal, la rela-
tiva autonomfa municipal, todo 10 ha
lido dejando ell pals en- las garras aqui-
Iinas del poder centralizador
SQae puede importarle a un pueblo
asi tratado que Mr. Taft fracase, como
que fracase Mr. Roosevelt. Los dos 10
hicieron muy NAL, pero el que vino de-
|tras, q q. hacerrectificaciones pru-
dentes, ell que pudo suavIzar las dure-
zas de un regimen solapadamente feu-
daE, ell que pudo corregir tanto yerro Y
no solo no 10 hizo, sino que remach6 los
ciavos apret6 mas ell torniquete, NADIA
neeesltara de otros, en- NADIA podemos
ayudarle Ell su pleito vergonzante con
ira quien Ie encubro Y lie hizo figura de
primera linea, pero cuando lie vemos
tambaicaFse Y perder terreno, mien-
tras arrastra jadeante, su panzu-
da hnmanidad por los tabIados electo-
rales en- pordioseo de votos apeIando al
insulto contra Roosevelt, que lie encum-
bro lie impuso en- la presidencia, no
podemos olvidar que ese hombre fue el
que nos llamo desagradecidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
La ciudadania de
segunda clase...

En- la prensa espanoIa llegada ulti-
mamente, leemos el nombramiento dedon
Jose Lopez de sola, general dc briga-
ola del eJercito espanol para gobernador
militar del Castillo de Monjuieh
FL general Lopez de Sola es puer-
torriqueno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
Manuel Lomba.
Lista No. 1.-San Juan.

Sres Rubert Iermanos i 10000
q Santisteban Chavarri
Y Co. 80 90
" Hernaiz, Targa and Co. 80. 90
"A. Suarez Y Hermanos % 90
. Portela y Co. % GO
Freiria Co. % GO
CadiernO HermanOs % 90
Novas del Rio Co.
Sues. % 90
e Zalduondo y Mier 25 90
Cuetara HermanOs 25 90
q Candina Castafios Cia. 25 90
A. Alvarez y HERNIA
nos 25 90
" Real Hermanos 20 90
Herrero Hermanos, 20 90
C. Arce Co. Is 90
g Sobrinos de Izquierdo
Y Co. Is 90
" Sues. de NJ Lomba y
Co. X 90
4h IIdHhduIlu y 20. 10. w
'Suces. de Jose Fernandez 10 90
Riera y Alfonso 10. 90
" Allies Hermanos 10 90
Don Anacleto Agudo 10 90
" Miguel Joy 800
e Domingo Muntaner 500
Esteban de la Fuente 5 90
Sres. Alfonso Riera y Co, 800
Don Juan Antonio Perez 800
" Oriol Ferrer 200
s $50 90
Mayo "A, 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
DE IA ISLA

la llegado, de Mayaguez, don Julian
TIertncia; de Juncos Mr. +. G. Miller
de Naguabo, don j. Colon y familia y
de Mayaguez don p. Cabral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-25
Por los heroes
de NJ e lila

La suscripcion alberta en- Puerto 1ico.