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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, August "-Rcports that the
drought in Eastern Texas had been effcCtual-
~ benefited 10y showers caused rapid de-
cline in the cotton market to-day. October
selling ut llle, or equal TO the previous low
point touched in July. From the very open
ing. which was easy. at 7dl5 points decline,
the market showed the effects OF heavy sell
ing. due 10 the rain news, and there but
little reaction at any time during tho fore
noon the close being near lowest and 1929
points under the previous night. one of the
heaviest sellers Of new crop months a
prominent spot house which was thought
to hc acting advices from it's agents in
Texas as TO the amount and extent of the
rainfall II was pretty we'll established that
fair to good showers covered about all OF
the large producing counties OF Texas where
drought has been complained OF and "a
more rain predicted for the southern
part OF Eastern Texas tomorrow, the trade
fclt assured of more optimistic crop advices
from thorc next week In the eastern belt
where continuous showers have begun to
cause apprehension. clearing conditions were
indicated IN tho forecast. Liverpool waS
closed to-day and viii be on Monday also
About the only signs al interest from trade
sources was contained In :, wire from Macon
which sand there had been some inquiry
from the East about August To November
shlpWent Some Of tho estimates from Tex
as we're as high as hh0o,0 900 bales the idea
prevailing that prev!ous damage from dry
weather had not been serious as reported
Rtihnna to-day was mostly from shorts The
effects oi Yesterdays hull!sh government re.
lo'i FctWcd 20 lie entirely offset by tho
tTc"t enforcement In Texas weather condi-
irons anu sentiment cOrrcsDnudincIv
"earlSh although bulls were Iokinr FOR a
To"d trade demand 10 set in around tho liz
t'Nrl' ana besides claimed that unless fol-
4"Wta up pF further precipitation to-day's
'"i"7 "o"'" prove "f iiitic PERMANENT beneft
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Now York. August THE firmcr tone in
me cotton markets following the Angus,
government report tended to restrain buying
81 cotton goods for late delivery Thar -
SUN very steady demand for spo, and
hehtpy goods In small lots for rllinG-jn mr.
poses ana inc mills arc accommodating little
or mounting In staple goods Retailers who
naVe peon coming To the markets during Tie
MtcN h'Fe peen buying more doincstics and
80 al. apparentiy very short Of goods As
hey ask Immediate shipments
itncfS VIII lie made on ginEhains for the
spring season during the coI,,inp maa,,
tentative orders have already bacn ,,
ny nahy joShers Prints rule auie, Bjaach'
ca soouS are steady with deliveries SLOW, tn.
.,"t",c "i inc whole trade continues IN yo
very iisht' stocks in FIRST and seconds HAMS
replensb iors'hnt requests for small lots for
Print cloths. aS'ipch So, frlces:
"i2c: Ss'a-inch GiX6is, i'sg5c southcrr 80,
. ,inl, shee''ngs. 7l.c.: denims 9-ounce. iic .
ttii,ni"sF S-ouhcc' l3hc.; standard nrint.
&c. staple ginghams. &c: drcse ''t ~.
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Pretty Girl LIS Check FInsher.
Special tn The Time, rl;, /,

TAI 20 Nv IIIeE- Dispatch.
boidsboro. \. c., August "a sensa
, ..nn was sprung in this city to-day.
H wniin ~ was learned that a young lady
Urged and passed off several worthless
t checks on tho names Of prominent peo.
rrc ~ thls CITY, the denominations rang
,,ng from -, $40 and SIS. 1t was also
learned that She tried yesterday n fteT.
noon TO pull the wool" over the ewes
OF q local merchant after buying sew
In payment for same $50 check in ~ q
name OF prominent lady OF this CITY.
ana no doubt would have gotten away
vim me above amount also but for the
mat amount in his store at the time,
Then she sweetly Informed him tina
she would call the next day and settle
the account.
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tist Church. near Tower Hnl. Appomat.

tiht Church. near Tower Hill. Appomat-
toX County.
The following arc the officers who
"ers elected At the beginning OF tho
session and who will serve for the en-
suing twelve months: K. w BagweIl.
mpaeIa'or; j. j. Phcneer. vice -modera.
LOT !. Davidson, clerk and treasurer
m, ne attendance upon the meetings
throuehout the season was unusually
large; and the discussions were de-
9Iaedly interesting. All the churches
,elohslns 10 the association sent let
teTs or messengers to the body except
sharon Church. in Buckingham County
,Mr reports, IN the main. were good,
ana indicated that many Of the churches
we're mailing decided progress
,tnn4ng ne visitors from a distance
attending tho session were Rev Dr
Ginorge ". Mcdaniel. of Richmond; Rev.
r.; W. kearfoot. Of Chatham Rev
thomas Fitzgerald, of West virginia:
L. v f. Iyier} of Staunton; Rev. + q.
& Hubbard, of West Appomattox.
me association will meet next year
WIN cumberland Baptist Church The
introductory sermon will be preached
~ rev. j. K Taylor, Of Cartersville.
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MONEY IN corroNsEED.
Constantly Growing Industry That Is Pecu-
liar u the SnIIth Stntcs

In 1875 OF 2057, 900 tons OF cottonseed pro-
duced in this country $4,000 tons were crush
go 0o0 Last year OF 100000 tons produced
457s.50s tons were crushed and their cruue
products had value OF sl3s $50 GOO. They IN
100 coo; l. 800 600 tons Of cake and meal. valued
at sl5 07O 900; 1910 coo tons OF huls, valued at
so 7iO 900 and 5s3.091 bales OF 500 pounds each
OF iinters valued at s7.A5oooo The value OF
tho crop OF cottonseed was s12s,SeoO 600. and
the value OF the portion crushed was approx
inately 500, oGo, 900. The ultimate value of the
crop, considering the vast variety OF the
products. Is difficult to estimate. though
SITE. 900. 900 would be q conservative figure.
There were $50 cottonsead crushing mills In
operation in 1912, all but four OF them In
thirteen Southern States-?2o in Texas. 15o I'm
Georgia. 90 in South Carolina 70 In Alabama,
rs in Mississippi. CO In North Carolina. 90 In
Oklahoma. AZ in Arkansas. 81 in Louisiana,
% in Tennessee, In Florida. In Missouri
md In Kentucky.
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First Hale Of 1913 Cotton.

Montgomery. Ala, August a.-The
first bale Of 1913 cotton raised and
lie auction here to-day for 10 cents per
pound. The bale weighed $50 pounds
and was raised three miles from this
city.
Ginning on this cotton started july
80, and was completed this morning
seven days ahead of the first bale last
year. -
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TRA,IPLED AMERICAN FLAG.
Saskatoon Regiment Walks Over Color
Snntcheh From American Girl

snsRntoon NeEIment Walks Over Colors
Snntched From American Girl
Saskatoon, Sask, August "A mem
Der of the Saskatoon militia was TODAY
ecourt-martlaled and discharged from
his regiment for trampling nm Amer
lean flag under his fcc< during a parade
last night. Members of the regiment
threatened to resign If the dismissal
of their comrade was allowed to stand
stated.
When the One Hundred and Fifth
Fusiliers were marching down the
automobile waved an American flag in
front uf one Of the members Of thn
bugle band. A man broke ranks
caught the flag and trampled 1t under
his feet, most OF the regiment passing
over 1t also.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
rETERsRuRG PEANUT MARKET

tKeported by Rodgers. McCabe &t COD
Petersburg. Va August 2.-Peanuts-Span-
ish-Farmers' Spanish. SIZES per bushcl No. l
SHIELDED Spanish. i0c. per pound No she'll
ed Spanish nc. per pound. Virginias-
Farmers stock. Jumbo &c. per pound fancy
handpcked. SKATE per pound; extra prime,
3is5l3ssc. per pound. prime. 3iac. per pound
ma chine picked. 3Al3isc. per pound; Smelling
stock. &C. per pound
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSsies at Union Stock Yards.)

~ Shioi StOCh
Richmond. Va. August g. 1918.
report or the live stock market for tho
week ending July 2s
,, Best steers. 7sasc. medium to good. 20
.tse;; common to fair, 5G6hc.: best helfers.
~ &c medium to good, 5&T6Nc: common
70 Iair. Hsa5'tc.: best cows, 5sid6Hc.: me-
oium TO good. FaIahc. common TO fair. SAG
&c, pest oxen. 6T67tc.; medium to good 5fs
SSC.; common to fair. 4Tixc.: best heavy
S Sus 'qsc;; light bulls s.gtSc.: best calves,
and calves 1851, $500 per head. Best hogs.
ss.sg9c. sows and stays. 5d7ilc.: best sheep.
t ~; fair to good 3d3&c: common 10 fair,
base. W 800
chicago, ILL.,. August :.--IIogs-wenk loa
zoe: iower. Bulk OF sales. sS.6oag.0O: pigs Sel
So Sattie.Siow and weak. Cows md helf-
ers. ss'oVSoo: calves. ssdl075. Sheep-Weak
10 ioc. lower. Lambs. native. IS So5i6oO
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r.. w. BAGwELL. MoDEnAToR.
James River Association of baptist
Churches IIns Splcndld Meeting.

ISpeCIHI 20 TIC IImbH-IIlSphtCH.J
James River Association. which Is COM
posed OF the white Baptist churches of
Buckingham, Cumberland and North
olghty-first annual session, having met
this year with the Liberty Chapel Bap-
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. AUGUST o.-Cotton goods mar
kets were somewhat nrmer following the Is
suing OF the government report on cotton
and less willingness WAS manifested In sell
Ing late contracts AT old prices. The retail
demand for donestics is steady. Stocks con.
tinue very low
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. y. G. August Spirits Tur-
pentinc-Steady at SIC. receipts casks. Ros-
Unsteady AT 1922: receipts II barrels Tar
Firm at 12.eo: receipts barrels. Crude Tur-
pentinc-Firm at s9.75G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-03

New YORK, August THE drowping
tendency OF stocks, which showed al
most from the outset OF the week after
an opening at vigorous advances over
last week, did not look for explanation
10 news of positively unfavorable
character. Indeed, il was in the re
ception OF news altogether favorable
tina. the disposition TO realize profits
was most clearly shown.
The promise of the secretary OF the
Treasury 10 deposit the government
funds with national banks 10 further
the movement Of the crops, carried
definite assurance OF help that had
been tacitly assumed in the financial
world. In that, as in other utterances
from the Treasury Department, how
ever. that world found a divergence
from the pTtni OF view upon which it
has como 10 rely that occasioned some
disquiet Such divergence was felt in
the accusation of n concerted purpose
among few New York banks 10 de-
press the price OF United states per
cen, bonds, with the object of dcit'at-
ing tho currency bin. = diversion OF
congressional attention 10 the agita-
ton against inc money trus, WAS
dreaded as a consequence
The deposit of government funds
now, II was thought, might discuur-
age the lending OF foreign money in
the New York market, which Ind com
menced as result OF the easing Of
the foreign money markets during
July. London also bought stocks horc
10 Substantial amount during the
week IN the salts 'waya4efforte TO en-
list funds abro;d 70 help in our crop
movement might he defeated, and our
own market left without further re-
course 10 Treasury relief in case Of
need
The rapidly with which this coun-
try's wheat is being marketed is an
otner reassuring factor. although this
week movcmtn mt showed III hcavv de-
cline from last week. indicating tho
passing Of Tie crest or The winter
wheat movement The world demand
for our wheat. however is expected
10 continue large. and it must Of
course be paid for. Tho damage TO
;ts corn CROP Ny drought is an Offset
mat must DE takou into account. and
inns "aa sustaining Influence In The
We s demand for stocks
ne IN Sed crop outlook leaves orln-
ion undecided az tc revived demand
t1is fan for manufactured products.
j was ih!s uncertain future demand
which held United States steel in
check, ln spite ~ the brilliant show
ing OF earnings for the last quarter
only once exceeded in corrcspond-
Ing quarter aud only four times in any
quarter Another advance In price
OF refined copper also failed 70 nun
COPPER stocks out OF the line u the
general trend OF the market General
mercantile activity however - re
ported as mode!atels Well sustained
Reduction % the Illinois central
dividend clearly aroused anxiety re-
garGne the Chesapeake and Ohlc
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SOUTH IN THE SADDLE.
All Good Things of nm Industrial Kind
Coming To Dixie I.nnd..

Coming To Dixie I4nnd.'
The Tradesman is optomistic. IT
speaks out in meeting as follows:
7" What Is coming to the South with
the completion and operation OF the
Panama Canal is being fully recognized
by those who write on such topics. OF
course. this section appreciates the
opportunity at hand and is preparing
to reap rich rewards. It. is interest
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
AniS-Cbnlp,pr

Allis- Chalmers ........
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. =. I.
$500 Amalgamated Copper =.
Am. Agr Chem, com. /.
Amer. Beet Sugar, com. =.
2,4oc Aemrican Can :.
American Can. pfd. 80. {.
American Car and Fdry
Am. Car an dFdry.. pfd. :.
l,oUo american Cotton Oil. Z.
Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
American Linsoed Oil.
200 American Locomotive
Amer. Malt Co, pfd.
200 American Smelling 49,.
American Snuff, com. =.
American Sugar
Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco, com
American Tobacco. pfd.
Anaconda Copper ......
500 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line. -.
Baltimore and Ohio. -.
bethlehem Steel Co. com
Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
British Amer. lob. Co.
LOG Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Central Leather. com.
$500 Canadian Sacihc
SoAiipi MA L eNlDIeuIn
500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
200 Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West. pfd.
400 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul.
125 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
10 Crucible steel. pfd ).
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
100 Consolidated Gas .......
Corn Products, com. Il.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
2.400 Erie
coo Erie, LIST pfd ......
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd
200 General Electric
Geo. w. Helme lob. Co.
200 Great Northern. pfd d..
Great Northern Ore Gifts.
Illinois Central =. =.
100 Intcrboro-M Met.
GOO lnterboroMet., pfd =.
Int. Harvester. com >.
Int. Mer. Marine. com. :.
400 International Paper 80.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co Cow,
mission Merchants. Richmond Va
Richmond. Va, August . 1912
3oIoAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
MARKET. W.
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a. c. l.. conv is (in Baltimore).......... 81
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s................ Sta
Chesapeake and Ohio cow. flas.......... 7e
liggett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. ss,a
Lieeett and Myers rs tbid) ............... 1isi1
Lorillard Company 5s....................... aii7
Lorillard Company Is Did ................ lI5
Norfolk and Western conv. t,as........... loiA
Scaboard Air Line stamped Is Odd -. s0,a
Seaboard Air Line adj. Ss................. 72i1
Southern Railway Is (bid) ................ 73a.
southern hallway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lolTs
United States Steel End Observation-Disclosures. 9?s.
United States registered IS 1880 (bid). -. o6ia
United states registered IS. 1918 tbid) 80. 1902
United states Panama SIS (salcs esa
Nirsinin- Brown Bros. ctfs.................. +Tis
Va. Ry. and Power Co Is (bid) .......... 9Sa;
wabash deb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
Wabash Pitts Term. LIST Is (bd) ..... IL
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line lst % fhidl .... s
a G ! L. and y As 6bid) ........... ssIs
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THE SUNDAY AUGUST3 1918
RICHMOND HAY aIARKE1

Richmond. Va. August g 1913
Fol!owing are the quotations on the Rich
mond Hay Exchanges:
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Ne" cil.ans August The cotton r.o,
to-nay lett me Influence OF ruins oy1rn;r,,,
:" rN+s' fFlNate "dYices reported prerini
Inl"N producing counties. but the Wn.,t
ia, fu'. ., hotei rains at only thirteen out o,
~. ~, my sta'!ons IN The Texas weather d,s'
~ te" 70 ne claim by the bulls M, al,
,i.@ugt iatn hsd fallen to materially ch.ns nc"
b.r,s - no" I'm, ~ me western belt bur H.
iug. ' u"'ei the sell.
Oh ITO opening the tone VS.. .o
prices we're sal. points down r.. eesy and
Hap was cloudy ana showed v.rw rather
'.es ~ isSas' In the early trading M NV,
mp were onerings from short sa,I,a' Noi
hoi4,,ers OF YESTERDAY liquidn,ad ,bet.
.o.',nss a, loss. Little new Iong ,neit
'''"ee' ana II required heavy pront:
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Cotton fllnres oloset stcadv

Cotton quict miidl!ns 1900; ne, receipts.
80 '"lss sro.s I4l+ bales stock j4Ss bales
eNI"ri C"astWise. 1855 bales
100 ,p-day al all ports--Net r4ceipts
"'s h"'es EXPORT 10 Great Britain % baies
hales stock, $40 bales 49, i''
ionS'''"'ed at all ports-Ne, receipts
70 the Continent ~ bales. 10 Nj "''es
. L"iN. S'nee septemher : at ali ports Nc,
,s,',titi,,'' ',isG% bAits export 10 c;rcat
-, - '''ii' "',s-s-s b"les, to France ga o.S
gaiea. !" ne Coutnont. aissCeS hale. "'y -
Japan Si35l bales. to Mexico. ii. ga ~. I"
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ending futures ranged as Follows,
LII

Baltimore. Nd August -Wheat-Firm.
no red. Ole. Corn-No quotations Oats
strong: standard white. 47ai7i:o Kyc-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO M,nKrr

Richmond. Va. August 2 1913
Following are the quotations on ,he Rich
lond Tobacco Exchange:
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond Va, August > 1912
QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
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Quotations for interest-paying bonds are
at a price TO which interest must Toe added.
Income bonds ana certificates Of indebted
ness are fiat.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-17
DE La ISLA

Bayamon 15-Ha sido denunciado al
Official de Sanidad I'm case de difterla
Ell ell barrio Dajaos otro en la calle de
Comer1o- La motocicleta 20l gulada
por Ramon Fernandez arrollo
en- ell poblado de Catano a Regime Ma
rrero, produciendole heridas y contu-
stones leves continuando Ell vertiginO-
sa carrera por la carretera que de aque:
poblado conduce esta ciudad, chOcan-
do en- ell kil0metro 3, con ell tronco de-
IN arbol destrozandose completamen-
tie ell motor. Fernandez sufrio la frac
tur de ell mulo derecho y contusiones
graves. F'ue trasladado al Auxilio Mu
tuo.- En- Catailo han sido ocupadas
por la Polic1a varias monedas falsas
siendo denunciado Fidel Ortiz que las
hac1a circular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-17

Toa Alta, 15.-El Centre Amigos DE-
Toa Alta eligio aver nueva directiva
para ell proximo ano. Ell sel1or Leopo!-
do Dlaz fue elegido presidente de dicho
Centric Anoche contrajeron matrimo-
Mo por Ell rito cat6lico el joven Ante
Mo Silva, socio de la mercantil Sucrs
de Manuel Velilla, y la senorita Eloisa
Semen Diaz, siendo padrinos la sonora
Adelina D1az, madre de la desposada V
ell senior Ricardo Quintero, primo del
novio- En- ell Centre Amigos de Toa
Alta Sc celebr6 anoche una iarana que
resulto muy animada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-17

Vega Baja, 15.- La inspection def
nitiva realizada en- las lescuelas por la
Sanidad local arroja un 10 O 0 de trace
ma 80 0I0 en- diferentes Intermediates
de los ojos.- Tn servicio de dos co-
rreos diarios con San Juan, por ferroca
rril, fue inaugurado ell d1a 13 de los co
rrientes Esta medida Sc debe a las ac-
twas gestiones del postmaster de esta
ciudad, senor Francisco Otero.- Ell dia
de limpieza general que estaba senala-
do para ell tercer viernes del corriente
mes Sc ha trasferido por orden superior
para ell primer viernes de JUNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-17

Guayama, 10 Manuel Rodriguez
fu6 sentenciado hoy por esta Corte de
Distrito a cuatro amos de presidio por
escalamiento. Sc celebr6 el juicio Sc
guido contra Alberto VazqueZ pOr es-
calamiento, siendo declarado culpabie
Dor ell tribunal de derecho. La senten-
cia sera dictada ell jueves proNimo-
Hoy, saliendo de esta poblacion para
e1 barrio Guamani. Rosario Merced, jor-
naiero de como AZ amos de edad, muriC
repentinamente on la calle. FL DR. lga-
ravidez, quien fue llamado, certified Ia
muerte pOr hemotisis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-17
LA ESTER A
Berm1dez Hn0.
FORTALEZA 20

Zine acanalado, pinturas, aceites,
barnices y aguarras, arneses de uno y
dos caballos, ruedas con llantas de
gonna y de acero, baf1os y medios ba-
dos de zine, sorbeteras de q, s, ,Sy
10 cuartillos. Callicida Escrivz para
extraer los callos durezas de los pies,
sin molestias nj dolor alguno. Este
rilizadoras de leche, armas de todas
classes, maquinas de coser, muebles,
cuadros, lamparas, desgranadoras de
maiz, balanzas de mostrador, jaulas
para loros, relojes y otros articulos
de ferreterfa y quincalla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-17

prcclos m0dlcOs.- Dlrlglrse 5. Z. H.,
Sol %, 6 al apartado 1927, Telefono 291,
San Juan.
Horas disponihles 7 i 10 noche.
Pence, 10 Ell DR.. Vergne Castelo,
die Barceloneta, fue premiado por un
estudio presentado ante la Asamblea
Medica sobre paludismo. Entire los
Doctores que estuvieron aver Ell la
Asamblea Medica Sc encontraban 10;
Doctores Ashford, Gutierrez !garavi-
dez, Gonzalez Martinez, Fernandez Nl.
ter, Amadeo, Susoni, Velez Lopez, 10.
pez Sicard6, Avil6S, Perea y Garcia
Quevedo- Aver estuvo en- esta Ell Jefe
de Policia de segrlnda clase senior Fran.
cisco Schettini.- Ha regresado a Ba-
yam6n, despues de permanecer varios
dias aqu1 ell. DR.. Fernandez Mater, acOm
panado de su bella y distinguida espo~
sa.-La verbena celebrada anoche ell
la calle Atocha por la Liga Anti-Tuber
culosa result6 un acto esplendido.-Ma-
mana empezaran ensayos de rigodones
en- ell Casino Ponceno para los bailes
que Sc han de celebrar Ell las proXimas
Navidades.- Sc encOntraba aver en cs-
ia ciudad ell Teniente ReXach, del Regl-
miento de Puerto Rico.-Esta noche Sc
llevara d efecto en- los salones del Cast
no de Ponce la anunciada junta general
para elegir la directiva que regira los
destinos de dicha institution el ano
1914
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-17
ART|CULQS De NlVOAO

LA LINDA-ofrece toda su nume-
rosisima clientela Art1culos de alta ca
lidad en- estas fiestas.
FINISIMOS
REPLETOS DE BOMBONES
propios para Regalos.
Reposter1a selecta, Pan caliente no Sc
terminara en- la noche del "A.
FL Auto de la casa hara Ell reparto /
os clientes de Puerta TERRA y Santurc9.
Tenemos de todo precios sumamen-
9 limitad1simos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-17

Santa Isabel, 15.- Hoy fu6 arresta-
do ell individuo Avelino Munoz por ell
delito de atentado a la vida, consistente
Ell haberle disparado un tiro de rev6l-
yer a su esposa Josefna Usera sin To-
grar herirla Puesto 4 disposition del
Hon. Juez Municipal, este lie exigi6
$1,000 de fanza para su libertad prov:
sional- Visitaron esta poblaciGn en-
asuntos ofciales ell .Juez Municipal de
Salinas, Lcdo. Rafael Hernandez Usara
y ell secretario de dicha Corte don Juan
Palmer Hoy las II a. m. la Central
'Cortada empez6 la molienda.- Sc estan
2rreglando los caminos vecinales de es-
ia municipalidad.
El compuesto arsenical "X.2" puede
titularse con toda certeza ell verdadero
espec1fco de los ECZEMAS. Debida-
mente usado no fracasa, en- ning1n
caso. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-17
Sc VENDE

MI QUINTA EN- RIO PIEDRAS
CON TODOS LOS BIENES PERSO
MALES, INCLUYENDO AUTOMO-
Bill. TIENE ENTRADAS DIARIAS
LAS CUALES ATENDIDAS AUMEN-
TAN CONSIDERABLEMENTE.
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