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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-01-05

good lawyers in every community and
to prove that the virtues of the legal
profession far outweigh the vices. One
Of his purposes was to interest the
people of Oklahoma in the strong Law
school being built up at the state uni
versity and to tell them something
of its methods and aims. The speaker
though scarcely past his majority, is
a brilliant platform orator and scored
a hit with the large audiences which
greeted him at all stops on his sched-
ule. He spoke at Wellston, Stroud.
Kendrick. Agra, Cary, Tyron, Dayen-
lport, Sparks and Prague in@I4incoIn
county, and the success of his maiden
venture insures his appearance in
many towns throughout the state next
spring. It is probable that other stu
dents will be enlisted in the work from
time to time. The university commit
| tee is making out schedules for the
various members OF the faculty who
Will address high schools and civic
bodies during the second semester
The university charges only actual ex
penses incurred for these lectures, the
desire being to carry instruction TO
those who cannot attend the institu-
tion and is so doing to enable the high
schools to clear something for the pur-
chase of libraries. gymnastie parapher.
MALTA and other necessary equipment
which many Of them lack
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-01-05
HIGH SCHOOL NoTEc.

There were four new students en-.
tered this week.
The basketball boys have been
working hard the last few days and
will go to Tulsa tomorrow in very
good condition to play the Tulsa high
school,
The new high school building is we'll
heated, we'll lighted and is appreciated
by the students very much.
The high school teachers and pupils
all report a good time during the vaca-
ton.
Prof. Sullivan. the high school prin-
cipal, reports few joint debates with
neighboring schools.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-01-05

Week of January sth-"DeArmoDd
Sisters Stock Co."
January 16th-Billy Clifford, in THE
Girl, the Man and the Game"
January 2Oth-"The Flirting Prin-
cess"
January 2Ath-"Casey Jones"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-01-05

There were four new students en-
tered this week
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
AIercnntlIe Hn.lnc.. Dcnl.

The Mccullough Hardware Conn
paur have sold their business 20 the
BacEard Brothers and they have
been busy there for several days tak-
ing Stock
That is one of the bis mercantile
concerns of West Texas and the Nc
Culloueh company have made money
there.
The Blackard brothers came here
from Dunn AMI are well acquainted
Iu Scurry county.
They are all cnterprising young
business men and will make a sue
cess of their business.
The Signals social and business re-
lauons with the retiring company
have been pleasant and we hope 20
have equally pleasant relations with
the new company.
Mr. w p. Johnson who has been
with the house for several years I
win remain there and invites all his F.
Did friends 20 call and see him
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

write letters TO that paper in answer
to the questions: Are women in
fluenced in buying by newspaper
advertisement"
The lady who won the frs prize
wrote the following comprehensive
letter.
"Thc daily newspaper goes into the
home, it fills mn intimate place iu tha
everyday life of it's readers; Sc is the
c'cap, st mos. convenient. most poUu
lar source Of general and special
ia'ormotion for the public it is au
educator along .3 Zines
"It not only brings .. our e..
the news Of busy world, iJs ad,or-
tisoments are ,he textbook of pr9e-
ress for every v0uaI ba she lae
society deyotee or the thrifty house
wife. by these advertisements She
is enabled 90 keep pace with advance
ment. couveniences. economy utility
beauty and style
Every advertisement bears rl.t
some more others Icss bu. aII|
some. Much depends upon The
o. great deal on Che adFar- .
.isement. but au ON the medium 1F .
which publicity is gained. '-o.H- .
lcma city Oklahoman
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
Hartman Strike Nenrs Crisis.

Houston. Jan. 3.-With Robert
Mckinley state inspector Of safety
appliances on railway in the city,
Vice President w. p. Harmon of the
International Machinists. due here
from Chicago on Friday, and engi-
neers of the Hartman lines, expect
ing some Of their chief officers at any
time and conductors and trainmen,
with new contracts pending with the
Hartman roads in Texas and Louisi-
ana, and reports Of peace negotiat-
ions still circulating. renewed inter
est is manifested in the railway
strike
The presence of Mckinley is due
to charges lodged by strikers that
iaTs gere ocms 1ioi8ed "anG nves
endangered
Harmon is said to be directly from
Chicago headquarters OF the Harri-
man lines and his action in coming
TO join Vice President Wilson hero
IS regarded as further conhrmatory
IF peace negotiation reports.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

terest on the deposits as In the case
for wihdraWal for any other purpose.
Postal savings deposits are convert
ed into bonds are not counted as a
part fthe mayimum Of $50 allowed
one depositor and there Is no limita-
tion on the amount OF available pos
tal savings bonds which may be ac-
quired finally by q depositor.
Postal savings bonds can De pro-
cured only by the conversion of pos
an savings deposits and win mol, be-
issued TO persons who are not de-
posi.ors
Registered and Coupon Bonds
The dapositor's application must
indicate whether bonds are desired
iu registered on coupon form Cou-
pom bones are preferable for o. de-
posilor who intend 10 hold them
for short time only and who has ana
pie abilities for their safe keeping
Registered bonds are preferable
for persons intending TO hold them
for considerable period They DIFF
fer from coupon bonds.
Payment OF Interest on Honds
Interest on registered bonds is paid
by checks drawn at the Treasury de
partment in favor Of the registered
holder These checks are sent by mail
10 the post office address of the hold
er and the holder of q registered
hond should notify the See. atarv of
tue Treasury Division of oars ANA
Currency OF any change i'm his rost
office address a. least hr cen DAYS
before the interest falls due.
Bonds Lost or Destroyed
Payment on registered bonds that
have been lost or stolen may be stop
ped by notifying the Secretary oil
the Treasury divisions of Loans and
Currency at Washington. II coupon
bonds are lost, the government does
not undertake TO protect the own
against the wrongful holder, but re-
cognizes the bearer only. The own
er has recourse only TO such means
as he could use to recover any other
valuable property
Information Relating 10 Ownership
United States bonds are issued. !
transferred and redeemed under such
ac ~. - 30 4t-
- eSaA'u01rs es- cI-e 5gCIttHry UI 1ne
Treasury may prescribe. Requests by |
holders for additional information az |
.er the delivery Of tahe bonds should |
be addressed to the Secretary OF the
Treasury division OF Currency. |
D. c.
FRANK Fl. HITCHCOCK
Postmaster General.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
RATES
To Be REDUCED
On Products Going 10 Fort Worth
and Oklahoma City Stock
Nurkcts

Washington Jan Radical re-
ductious OF existing freight rates on
livestock packing house products
and sails were today prescribed by
Che Interstate commerce commission
20 apply TO am western and South
western railroads
The livestock rates from Texas.
New Mexico, Oklahoma to Ft Wor1h
and Oklahoma city we're declared too
high and packing house freights to
those cities were declared unreason-
able.
The reductions wiz average eight
per cent
Railroads have until February
to make the new rates effective.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
TRAGEDY At DALLAS.
ALLEGED HUSBAND OF TWO WOE
MEN INJURED by YOUNGER
ONE
.CLAINB TWAS SELF DEFENSE
Gin WHO Did Shooting IS Only
Eighteen Years Old--Says she
Married Sanders in November
Former Wife Was Wit
ness.

Dallas JAM 3--A three cornered
domestic difficulty 10 which two wo-
men claim TO be the wives of j. A..
Saunders, musician. was eliminated
here at one O'Clock this morning
when one OF the alleged wives shot
Saunders. He Is expected TO die. Ills
assailaut is only eighteen.
The girl who did the shooting
claims that she married Saunders
in November but the police do not
know her maiden name or former
residence.
Saunders was living with his all
eyed former wife when shot and his
other wife was witness. The
young assailant claims self defense.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
STORE BURNED At DUBLIN
Origin OF Dry Goods Blaze Is a Mys-
tery-Cleburne Man Own
ed the Building.

Dublin. Jan. Sire destroyed a
stock of dry goods and clothing Of
the j r.. Lewis company Monday
morning shortly after three O'Clock.
The origin Of the fire is unknown
Loss of stock and fixtures is about
fourteen thousand dollars Insur-
un. Hu Stock S1O,50O. on fixtures
I building which is owned by S
s. Davis OF Clcburne was valued at
s25"0.
THE amount OF the Insurance ON
80 is not given. Heat from fire broke
one of the large plate glass windows
o.. the Overton Drug Company
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
FOR FREE TEXT DOORS.
Resolution introduced Before Texas
State Teachers Association
at Waco

Waco. Texas, Dec. 3O-PrOf j. A.
Brooks Of the Dallas Public schools
this morning introduced a resolution
before the Texas State Teachers AS
sociation asking that the legislature
pass a law. authorizing the school
boards to provide free text books for
children who are too poor TO buy
them
This was properly referred.
Mrs. Mamie Curtiss. president Of
the W. c. T. e. Of Texas made an Of
fer OF $50 10 the teacher who would
write the best essay on narcotics and
their effect on the human system.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
WHITE MANS UNION MEETS
Association Of Ma6Rgorda County
Meets and Tran Hacts Bust

Bay City Tesds, Jan a.-The
White Mans Unidn Association of
Matagorda county lmet here today in
the court room at 80 D. N. and the
following officers. were elected to
serve for the nextI two years.
John V. Cuver If Matagcrda Pres
ident.
John sutherlan d of Bay City, vice
president.
4 L. J GartrelI oil Bay city. secre-
try.
. Ihe executive d fficers OF the asso-
p 'uon Immediate ~ went into a pri-
" r. session to Fame the date for
rt coming prima ries 10 be held UNI
der the white M. Ins union associa-
uon which date in be announced
later.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
POSTAL SAVINGS BONDS

Depositors OF the Postal Savings
system may exchange the whole or a
part OF their deposits on January i
1912 for United States registered or
coupon bonds in denominations of
$50. S100 and $500 bearing inter
est al the rate Of 1-2 per cent
per annum payable semi-annually and
redeemable az the pleasure OF the
United States after one year from tHo
date Of issue. both principal and I'D.
terest payable 90 years from that
date IN United States gold coin.
Postal savings bonds are exempt
from all taxes or duties Of the United
States. ar well as from taxation in
any form by or under State. munich
pal or local authority.
Conversion of Deposits
Applications for the conversion OF
deposits into bonds on Januarv /.
1912 must be received before Deem .
Der IS. 1911 by the post master az
he depository office where the GER
ificates we're issued.
The conversion Of deposits into
londs at a date less than one year az
er the certificates began 20 bear in
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
CONNICTs ARE MISTREAT-
ED IN STATE or ARKANSAS
Governor Declares He viii Pardon
Every Prisoner OF Remedy
Conditions

/ Little Rock. Jan 1r7n5.r4 .f..
conditions that exist ir the county
convict camps OF the state. ms ap,qr.-
ing. Gov. Donagbev declared trs. r.
will pardon every prisoDer fr srs-e
convict camp fr the state fr r.....
sary TO bring about -s-7r- .r ...
treatment of the States ...
yicu under the contract st....
The announcement o.. Tho s.....
or was made. after re,-.r. .r. .....
of Charlie pfBer ra.ro -g., .....
ed t3 have been .-. ...r....n ......
"a prisoner .r - ..r.... ..... .- ....
shall eoA1rv
Tho rsr-...- f.r. .... ........
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
KATY MEN MAY STRIKE.
Trainmen on the VI. X. and n. Have
Troubles Over Their New
-.ryi
Contracts. .a,stit

Differences between the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railroad and its
men are said 70 have reached tn
acute stage once more, A,-AS
president and W. A. DurlH
tant General Manager have ar9
Dallas from St Louis
It is said that a meeting
held in Dallas with the officii
representatives OF Brotherh(
Locomotive Engineers, Broth
of Locomotive Enginemen an
men. Brotherhood OF Ry. TT
and Order OF Railway Condu'
The four organizations ha'
for new contracts with the q
and at a recent meeting -
Lomss talsS talsS dllliGtfiaTls. dllliGtfiTl Ss va 5tq7sSs tf7sSht
out that the contracts could not be-
made with the organization for the
entire system. but would have to be
made with the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas. and Missouri. Kansas and Tex
as OF Texas separately The men saw
that the contracts can be made for
the entire system and do not have TO q,
be divided as the company official1t
say IL
At the meeting to be held in DaUs OF
the matter viii bo threshedsI y. -
.he company insists on dividing the
organizations &C. is not improbable
hat strike Of the four organizations
concerned will Dee called. involving
hundred men ou che Katy system -
Iugs.ou Chronicle
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

a reporter for the sIgual in con-
versatou yesterday ag1ih Deputy
Tax Collector Pat Joiust6n VS. Civ
en- some figures in re rsrd TO the col
lection OF taxes for rhs currsht year.
Up to date there has boca paid into
me oHice s7907.0g win somethinr
Ike S56. 577.3f 20 coiIect rp to last
night 29s poll taisel had been paid
while there is a ,otai on the books
OF about 1900
on the same i'te last year there
was something ~ I11.O to col
lect which seeuis to ~ that the
people are a Htlie f,f about pay
ing this year.
one reason i1F II. seeming neg
ligence. is ext t's y the oonan-
ued bad woatiirf
Te are d a.. mon however.
nat it VIII ..| "a ich 20 DO win
our makizs a bump-r crop thls com
- aa~rm
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

New York. Jan. 3-Bertha Rein
er a fourteen year old girl threw
herself in front OF a revolver in the
hands Of her stepfather. George
Benz. a salesman and received in the
temple two bullets uhich following
quarrel had been Intended for her
mother
The girl died IN an ambulance a
half an hour later. The mother was
uniniured
Benz fled down the street but was
captured.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

We want ali parties owing as that
can pay. 20 come 90 promptly and
settle All that can't pay come In and
settle by note OF in some way. We
mean business
Drs scarhorough. Whiimore
a Johnson "'.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

Th Is eltltion year and q is our
duty B. rood fitizens 10 pay our poll
taxes. 4. n.sessary that Il be done
IN Jan 1.I1 tat We may be a legal
voter tbIa year.
] respecifun1 urge that all Re
publicana 81 scurry county
make prcnrfaIItn TO show our
strength in Ntrenber.
W FARRIs. Chmn.
scurry coanII t publican Tx. Com
mittce.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
"A Letter to Bank Patrons.
.To cur 81 iends and Gus tomers

To cur fr ends customers
Believing that overdrafts are form of credit in-
wi tn good banking
the Comptroller at Washington and
Comb sicners Banking and at
overdrafts do W. tn approval Of
Partment having their
OF be d nued5 itng letter
respeotive to after
February ls, 1e2 under Snyder will
continue grant ing any
any patron Irrespective respon
s4B4St5g
HHsNe giving this ample nott zee that those who
areot keeping tn their ascertain
between February their balance
The ing will way interfere wi tn your
present you doirg
Customers desiring aooomodations will please
al arrange by
NATIONAL BANK,
By Robt H. Curnutte, Cashier.
NATIONAL BANK,
o. p Thrane Cashier.
THE C co.
s-4. By L. Eze1l, cash
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
WILL INvnsrrckrs CHARGES.
Safety Appliance Ir&pector WIN Make
Rigid investiga lon Of Charge
Made 10y Strikers.

Austin Texas. Jaa 3.--The charges
made by certain ailway unions at
Houston that the r always a'e violat-
ing the State laws by permitting de-
iective locomotives TO be- operated
viii be inyestigatedby the labor com
missioner, who ann.unced to-day that
nc has detailed SANITY ApDiiance In
spector Mckinley tomake a rigid in
'esusatlon OF the situation. Nc
kinley leaves for Haston tonight
When people VII hare be6n in
snyder for few yea axe I1e irou-
bic to compare the. re SEM I'D Of
city .jBSl1Rent With Son1|t,hs as
we're three years a se. |1f1 are
iased whit he progrd ~ I1aI has
en- made and ~, ,aiye 04 |1t4ur-
cement 70 bd ||.Ia Ihtt eve. .I| |at-
i stades viii b. na&e n a. sxt
bree ears.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

Adve. .usement I"| Re |NN
The qlumns 81 az - r.r..| hs
papers o the u nIIsl sac .Il I.
wiuIidfer I..0. al I
II J: ]: : J: !. !: !. |: !:
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

Differences between the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railroad and its
men are said 70 have reached tb
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-27

Secretario Juan Mercado Lopez; para
Marshal Carlos Sanchez Mercado.
Corte Municipal de Utuado.- Para
Juez Lcdo. Manuel O. Figueroa para
Secretario Gerardo Colon; para Mar
shal Pablo Arroyo.
Corte Municipal de Gales Para
Juez Gregorio Duran; para Secretario
Esteban Padila. para Marshal Jose G
Padro
Partido Union Progresista de Rio
Piedras. =
Corte Municipal de Rio Piedras.-
Para Juez Juan Caloca Cueto (Renun-
cio) para Secretario Lcdo. Jose Soto y
Soto (Renunci6) Para Marshal Fran
cisco Pinero Rodriguez (Renunci6).
Partido Izquierda de la Union de
Puerto Rico.
Corte Municipal de Guayama Para
.Juez Felipe Janer Arias para Secreta-
rio Luis Texidor Ortiz; para Marshal
Julio Maysonet
Partido CTnionistas Pnros de Gua-
yama
Corte Municipal de Guayama Para
Secretario Francisco Navarro Ortiz +;
para Marshal Miguel Laino
Partido Progresistas Vegabaienos. =
Corte Municipal de Vega Bal Pa
ra Juez Angel Maria Quintero para
Secretario Jose Otero Tranquil; para
Marshal Miguel Rivera
Partido Democratic Ponce Pa
ra Delegado a la Camara
Distrito de Ponce.--J w Van Leen-
hoff.
Nota -Quedan todavia algunas pc
ticiones pedientes de estudio resolu.
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-27
Secretaria de
Puerto Rico

Candidaturas por peticion, aceptadas
Partido Republicano izquierdista de
Barros.
Corte Municipal de Barros.-- Para
Juez Pedro Jose Alvarado; para Sc
cretario Ramon Rodriguez Ortiz; para
Marshal don Francisco Melendez FL
gueroa.
Partido tJnionistas Puros
Corte Municipal de Arecibo. Para
Juez Alberto Brusi; para Secretario
Gumersindo Roman
Partido Dem6crata de Puerto Ri
go.
Corte Municipal lie Arecibo- Para
| Juez Lcdo. Pedro Amado Rivera para
Secretario Jose f. Lopez Montana pa
ra Marshal Pedro Barina Ocasio.
Partido Yucano
Eorte Municipal de Yauco.- Para
Juez Lcdo Vicente Rodriguez Rivera !;
para Secretario Juan Arroyo; para
| Marshal Antonio Clanchlnl.
Partido Democrata = (Arecibo.)
Corte Municipal de Arecibo.--- Para
Juez Alberto Brusi; para Secreta,io
| Gumersindo Roman
Partido Fraternidad Republicana >
Corte Municipal de Yauco Para
.Juez Carlos del Toro Fernandez; para
Secretario Cancio Perez; para Marshal
Julio Salvador Anil.
Partido Obrero. Para Delegados
la Camara:
Distrito de Arecibo Manuel r Ro-
jas, Salvador Sune, Nicomedes Rivera,
Fernando Rodriguez.
Para Funcionarios de las Cortes de
Distrito:
Corte de Arecibo. Para Secretario
Jose Rosario para Marshal Tomas Jor-
dan.
Para Funcionarios Judiciales MUM
cipales:
Corte Municipal de Arecibo Para
Juez Antonio Martinez Marcano; para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-27
ART|CULOS De FANA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- todo 81
mundo los que fabrican The Carter .
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass. L. u.
de America, contandose EN- primera Ii.
nea Ell Fluido de escribir de Garter. que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- el
mercado, por sus condolences Gle fir.
mega, color, durabilidad envase.
Ell uso de la Tinta de Carter Sc ha
generalizado de tai manera que EN- la
actualidad es casi la dnica que Sc en-.
plea EN- el comercio y en- las oficinas.
De venta en- el BOLETIN MERCAN-
I'LL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-27

Los siguientes efectos han sido des-
truidos en- Caguas:
A. N. Silva so libras de arenques
A. J R. Lopez II cajas de salchichon.
A. A. Moreda y Co. 48 frascos conf
turas.
Los puestos de leche de Cataiio estan
llmplos y bastante bien presentados
solo necesitan la tela metalica para
proteger la leche de las moscas. Esta /.
tela debe colocarse de modo Que cnbra
todo ell frente del sitio destinado para
venta. Los envases usados para medir
la leche no estan tan POGO protegidos.
Los puestos de earne de CataIlo so
hallan Ell buenas condolences la carne
que venden es de bnena calidad.
FL dia Il del corriente Sc examinaron
en- el Laboratorio Biol6gico diez mites
tras: dos de excreta Y ocho de sangre.
Tres de las sangres dieron resultado
positive por tifoidea Procedian de Rio
Piedras, Camuy y Penuelas.
FL dia q del corriente fueron inspec-
cionadas Ell San Juan 167 casas habita
das por 553 familias.
EXaminadas las muestras de leche de
los puestos de Jose Carcasci. Julia Her.
nandez, Juan Ferrer Bibiano Roman.
Bernabe Vega, Andres Garcia, Julio
Garcia y Brfgida Vizcarrondo resrllta
ron todas de buena calidad. Todos es-
tos puestos son de San Juan.
Ell Servicio de Sanidad orden6 la
muerte de una mula atacada de muer-
mo agudo.
lie han sido destruidas % latas de
leche condensada al comerciante A.
Dalmau de Caguas.
La Oficina de Sanidad expidio ell dia
20 del corriente so certifcados de sa.
lud
FL Alcalde de San Juan ha enviado
al Director de Sanidad la Ordenanza
reglamentando el traico de vehiculos \
prohibiendo estorboS Ell la via pnblica.
FL Inspector Rodriguez destruyo du-
rante ell mes de agosto Z libras de cho-
colate del comerciante j. NJ. Caballero.
de San Sebastian, de Fidel T. Men {.
dez y Gle A. Santiago Co de la mis-
ma poblacion; II de Julio de Jesus, Ca.
muy; 9 de F. Ruiz, Aguada, y de
Francisco Ruiz del mismo pueblo.
A comerciante NJ Diaz, de Caguas
lie han sido destruidas q hbras de NOR
tadelIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-27
De la Oficina
de Sanidad

FL sr. Pedro T. Garcia ha renuncia.
do su empleo de Celador de Sanidad en-
el Rinc6n, j ha sido nombrado en- SIT
lugar Ell senior Nicolas del Vale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-27
VISO ORTANTE

AVISO IMPORTANTE
81 ID
a cudad mas ALA New York.
H conomiento dc la compah
y q 10 Bridge Street. nosotros haremos
TRASBORDO EN- NUEvA YORK
sin cobe aguna
de
gamos nosotros
Eneasado en- Poefto Ro H. E. SHAFFER, Mue NO. San joan
AGENTES PUERTO re,sfono ITO
Aguaolla T.
Mayaguez ajardo- de Bird & Leon
Co Arroyo - VreIa. Alvarez Co
Arcibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-27

Los siguientes efectos han sido des-
truidos en- Caguas:
a. y. Silva 90 libras de arenques.
A. J. K. Lopez II cajas de salchichon.
A. A. Moreda Y Co. 4s frascos conf
turas
Evening journal., 1912-09-26
EPNORTm LEAGrE RALLY.

The Epworth League Union of this
city will hold its bi-monthy meeting
in Kmgswood NJ. p. Church tonight.
The program consists Of music and
addresses by the following: Penrose
r. Talley of McCabe Church: !. FL
mer Perry, Of Harrison Street NJ. =.
Church; J. Edgar Han. of Scott
Church; Rudolph Stroup. Of Union
Church; Joseph w. Coley. Of Silver
brook Church. After the meeting
there will be a social hour.