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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-25
WHEAT PIT
RULES FIRM
Prices Show a Gain of More
Than a Cent
SHORTS URGENT BUYERS
Corn and Oats Feel the Effect
of Bulls Efforts
SHORTS URGENT BUYERS

Chicago June 24.-ConsideTable excite
ment was witnessed in the wheat pit to-
day and prices were decidedly strong. July
closing He higher. and September up15sG
&c. July corn was 11sc higher, September
corn sc higher. and September oats %ca
sc higher. while provisions ruled weak.
the September products closing from 1212c
TO 27l4c lower,
The general bullish sentiment among
wheat traders and the urgent demand for
July from shorts resulted in an eceedingly
strong market the greater part OF the day.
Opening prices were easier on the some
what improved weather reports and on
disappointing cables. July being 1saAc
lower at 7sa-Slsc. and September unchang-
ed to &c lower at 75ssd75alc. BuIlish
news from St. Louis with buying orders
from the southwest and the northwest
soon started operations in an upward di-
rect0n ana with "a firm close in the for
eign markets the prices became bullish.
July advancing to soc and September to
nc. Rumors Of squeeze in old July en-
gineered BY a St. Louis concern caused
considerable uneasiness TO shorts who
covered freely, thus helping in the ad
vance, but the chief factor was the situa-
ton in the northwest. where the crops
are in dire need Of rain. After reacting
10 79l+c. July again advanced TO So1sc,
and the close was at 1850. gain Of
IIsc. September sold up 20 17l2c late in
the session and closed 1Ql2.c higher. at
-72fd..lac. Ciearances of wheat and hour
were equal 70 81 go bushels. Primary re-
ceipts Were 27Q 410 bushels. against S4S.1U0
bushels year ago Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts Of 126 cars.
which with local receipts of 20 cars. none
Of contract grade. made total receipts
for the three points LAG cars, against 2Go
cars last week and 305 cars a year ago.
The bullish activity in wheat, together
WITH a good demand from commission
houses and shorts. caused strength in
corn after an easier opening. due TO the
rather hearish crop advices- After rang
ing between 5Glt5114c, September was asc
higher. at 502tc after selling between 497s
E502+c. Local receipts were ~ cars, with
81 Of contract grade.
Oats opened quiet. with local traders
inclined to the selling side but the
strength in wheat soon brought out
E'ti.t AtfA4leAltG rum u.s. NciAA--4'-0--
and The market advanced. The close was
strong with July &c higher. at lssc- and
September ssd2.c higher. at ga d24 6,
after selling between 331ec and 3HsQ34ssc.
Local receipts we're 121 cars.
Extreme heavy receipts of hogs, with
declines Of from 5G2ec ut the yards were
influences that could not be offset by the
strong grain markets and as a result
provisions ruled weak the entire day.
The selling was quite general and the
market VAS poorly supported. The close
was weak. September pork being 271.c
lower. at SIG 42l2; September lard was
PFC lower. at SS.57ls. with ribs off 17izc,
at SS95llS .97la.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. Is cars; corn. 455 cars; oats, 215
cars; hogs. 10000 head.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. June 2i.-The cotton market
opened easy at an advance OF 6Q12 points
on the near months, while the later posi-
lions were from points higher TO 4
points lower. The close was strong and
net sass points higher on all options up
TO and including October November was
one point lower and the other two
months unchanged.
Spot cotton closed quiet, 80 points adj
vanced Middling upiands. 1880; middling
gulf. 1850. Sales. $50 bales.
Cootton futures opened easy. July.
13.00c August. 1860; September. u-56c;
October. 10.37c; November. 1850; Deem
Der. 992c; January. sS7c.
Cotton futures closed steady. June.
1294c: July 13.Ooc; August, 12.7Sc; Sep
TENDER. n.73c; October. 1o.S9c; November
9eSc: December. $3.50; January. $500.
Liverpool June 24--Cotton-Spot in lin
tied demand; prices 4d6 points higher
American middnng. 6s. 81.
Galveston. June 24-CottOn-Dull. 121zc.
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Hay-Choice timothy. S1SOo9lS-50; choice
prairie, $lI.00612.C0.
Butter-Creamery, 17G19c; fancy dairy.
lie.
Eggs-Fresh. 111zc.
Receipts Of wheat. , cars
Bran-79Gs0c; shorts. S3as5c.
st. Louis, June 24-Clese: Wheat
Higher. No. > red cash elevator. nom
inal; track. Sc: July. Size; September,
767sc: No. hard. s0dS1i2c.
Corn-IIIgher. No. =, cash, sc; track,
$40; July. Bic; September, SOC
Oats-Higher No. , cash, SIC; track,
4ea42c; July. 39c; September, S4c; No ,
white. 4jfDf6c
Rye-Higher. sc.
Pork-Lower Standard mess. 1866.
New York.
New York. June 24-Wheat-Receipts
6DO75 bushels Market firm and active,
with 9 squeeze OF July shorts in progress
and offerings light. July ShzGs5 1S-lsc;
September, So7sGSi4c
Butter-Receipts. l2.1s3 packages. Mar
ket steady. Creamery. sQ2l12c; state
dairy. I7Q21c.
Cheese-Receipts. $500 packages. Mar
ket steady. State fun cream. fancy,
small. colored and white, 1890; large,
colored and white. 10s4c.
Egg+Receipts. 1880 packa ges. Market
steady. Western extras. 1Sl2c; western
seconds to firsts, 15g17c.
Sugar-Raw. steady. Fair refining, SIC;
centrifugal. So test, 3 1880; molasses su-
gar. 29-S2c Refined, steady. Crushed,
$3.50: powdered, 1850; granuist ted, 4.S5c-
CoGee-Quiet No. Rio, Sac.
Moiasses-Quiet New Orleans 31d40c.
PouItry-Active, easier Western spring
chickens, Ice; fowls. 13c: turkeys. 11al
Dressed. weak Western broilers. 1Sd -ec;
fowls, 13c; turkeys. 13G15c.
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others ships and Tire ceremouiaas visits
az Amb~ESsdor Tower ard ONE ~ ths
helated higher G,~nan officials 90 Rear
Admiral Cotton. Then Mr. Tower. Al
mlral cotton and tho American c1fnrnsEd-
ers and Naval tttsrhe Potts lunched with
Prince ard Princess HENRY o. FriEsis
and tho Germ .u admlrals and captains.
The arrivals ncr@ Included the American
sttcam yacht MarEtrits. with James if.
Smith and a party of friends oliver fgar-
riman lnrare with abe Marguis ~ Dr-
Taond. Commodore ~ the British royal
Yacht equadrog CA board. ard the EoriH
star which Is here 80 meet Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius VANDERBILT
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INsoLENT TELEGRAM.
King of Roumanis Is Roasted by Ser
Wan Officer.

Vienna. June IA dispatch from Blu
charest Says the king % Houman.a has
received an insoIeut telegram slEEeds bg
several officers Of the Sixth seryian In
fantry. Of which regiment Dc recently re-
sigre5 The honorary colcneIcv- The or
GERS declare fl offensive language that
King Charles IS not competent 20 judge
Their actions. They say that be hirnEe.
ascendrd tho throne - Roumania after q
military breach u faith and add that they
f0rego with pleasure the distinction =
their regiment bearing TIE Roumaniau
kings name
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Ro+h Exnect Victory.

New London. Conn, June 2L---he Har-
ward and Yale rowing crews at Gales
Ferry devoted most Of their time today 10
the enjoyment Of leisure. As far as the
weather conditions were concerned the
outlook for tomorFow's races could not
be said to be promising. There was a
very high wind out of the northwest ana
the surface Of the Thames was rinled
with hasty chop.
At botn the Yale and Harvard quarters
the coaches expressed themselves as sat
isfied with the condition Of the crews
and the men seemed to look confidently
for victory tomorrow.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York June 24-The dry goods mar
kec Is tendirS onward and prices are
being continually revised. Efforts are b.
ing uade IN good r~any instances 20
restrain buyers from m king rs liberal
purchases as lney uiznt desire GA &C.
count ~ inability 10 MI many - the or
dcrS which have already been taken The
scarcity Of cotton IS becoming q serious
factor with the mauuIlCcu-er. and .es-
nacLallE in IL. ScEth
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago

Chicago. June 24-Cattle-Receipt
5.elo. Market lcd20c lower. Good to
prime steers, S5.0uG5J9; poor 10 medium
$425042So: stcckers and feeders. $2.,5tt
40; cows S-65Q450. heifers, S2.25a 40;
Gamers. Sl.61a2So; bulls. S225a425; calves.
S2.5glI6. -; Texas feG steers. $3.5J8660.
Fogs-Receipts today. 52oA; tomorrow.
35.00o. left over l5.G10. Market 33G40c
lower. Mixed and butchers. $40 $50;
good 20 choice heavy. S5.75r5S5: rough
heavy. S56l65.75. light $5.7oG5 s.. bulk Of
sales S5.75G5.S0
sheep Receipts. 1S.eoo sheep steady TO
lower. lambs 2oG25c lower. Good TO choice
wethers. $4.4oa5.0o; fair TO choice mixed,
s310Q425; western sheep, $25rdE 90: ma
tive lambs, S41oGG.S0: western lambs, Si.25
r7- -
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~ MEz-askes- ATE zaukee. -. = Jc-
se7h -
81 peerls-E 1eze Cs-r = Pe5ra Z
At ue-ve- Gs izalasz.- Dea z.onss. e,
Denver g
ire as,har q that vss,-k1rzn rs-a
--sase IN the Ar-ls x Jess H-E VA
AiztY1e has 11st eatc-ef % ~ sffa
year- Il he- 6ay sra y SD - hsEe E-0-
e--e1 e leEsr Ihzz -9e azzzA
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Kansas City.

Kansas City. June 24-Cattle-Receipt
5000 natives. - native calves Light ana
middle weight beeves steady. others steady
TO Zoe lower: COWS steady TO Ice lower.
stociers and feeders slow. Choice tx-
port and dressed beef steers S45od5.I1:
fair 10 Eood. &o01455; stockers and feed
ers. S2-.5Q4 90. western led steers. S2.S0N
ass. Texas ana Indian steers. S2-5tl4 %.
Texas cows S2.11u3,5e. native COWS. s. 10
N425: native heif5TS. S25T455: Gamers.
Sl-Hll@s5. bulls. $ 1593s 81. calves. S36eEi
go
Hogs-Receipts. loo Market 9ea25c
lower Top. $50: bulk of sales. S5$az5..,1;
heavy. sass: mixed packers. $500
55a. light. S5.9oQ5.5 -; workers., S5-5pa5.55;
pigs. S4s505 a.
sheep Receipts. 1-sp Market active
and steady; Texas sheep ioC lower. Ma
tive lambs. 81 5soll6. 30. western lambs. s. .
G6.65, FED ewes. S.25G5l5. Texas clipped
yearliuES. $l50G5.25. Texas clipped sheep.
S22fQ5--e: stockers and feeders. $5-2al4.e.
ST. Joseph
ST Joseph. june 24-CattIe-Receipt
G.t5o Market active steady 70 Joe lower.
Natives. 81. 5a5.25, Texans ana westerns.
S-5a5le. cows ana hoiferS. S- 40.
yeals. S.se1551; bulls and stays. Sr,T
443; ycariings and calves. S3-15e ass;
stockers and feeders $500 40
Hogs Receipts l1.-11. Mostly &c lower.
Light ard light mixed. S55'H5-e'. medium
and heavy. S5-l65--o; bulk. S555a5.6';
pigs S415a5S5
sheep Receipts. 900 Market 1oFo-c
lower. Top lambs $50: top native year
Hrgs. s.; TOP native ewes. Sf5
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GATES OF RACES.
Special Tests Will &c Made Of the
Yachts.

New York. June 24.-The regatta com
mittee of the New York Yacht club an
nounced today that the dates FOR the spe-
cial races Of the yachts Constitution,
Columbia and Reliance at Newport have
been changed and finally fixed as follows:
June % and oand July l, ?. and 1. As
planned originally the races were 10 end
July $. These races will not be the Off
cial trials.
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BURNED POWDER.
American and German Fleets Continue
70 Exchange CoUrtesles.

Keu. June 24-The combined America
and German feets burned several more
tons ~ powder this morning during fhs
buried calls = the captains % one an
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Cattle Sales.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Shippers who had stock on the market
ye terday were.
j q. Fowler OF Elkton. .. T. one car
load Of hogs.
=. r. Sykes & Son Of New Murdoch. car
O. mixed hogs and cattle
Runaway x son of Toukawa. Q. T,
car load of hogs.
AsbeI q Blue Of InEersou o. r. car
OF hogs
William Risley OF Blackwell. O. T, one
car load Of hogs.
r ! Smith and W. Pocock OF Bentley.
o.. car load OF hogs
c. : Stuart Of Whitewater one car
load of hogs.
Garland x Knowles Of Wellington. one
Car load Of hoss.
i. r. Wilson OF Drummond o. T. car
load of hogs
2. D Keown Of Ashton. car load Of
cattle and hogs
steiner & Fiair Of Lyons. car load OF
hogs
C. Wilson Of Lamont. O. T. car load
a. hogs
logan & Co. of Sterling. car load Of
hos
r II. Orendorf Of Ringwood. o. T..
one ear load o. hosS-
Gano < Hoee Of Medicine Lodge one
Ca II hogs
Nolan Bros Of Lamont O T. two car
loads of hogs
r. Lemon Of Wakita. o. T. car load
@ hogs
% = Cole Of PeneIosa, one car load
Of rcES
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oil
At I.,uisvlIIe-T.o Louisville = Toles0 2
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Cattle

Cattle receipts yesterday were very
Hight and a poortion of the sales were Of
s-arH held for several oays by spectators.
q. lo market was weak TO ten cents lower
FOR the class Of cattle sold.
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CAsH OTOTATIONs.

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour Firm.
Whea4-No. , spring, 7Saslc; No. 3, 3
779c; 80. red, 79aSc.
Corn-No. .. 51Ae; No. yellow, 51i4G
5l+sc.
Oat.5-N0o. ., Hlsc; No. white, 4oq
ike.
Rye.-No > 521zG522ac.
Bari iy-Fair 70 choice mailing. 52652c.
Flax Seed-No. /. S9Sc. No. I north
westerl,. SL0llz-
limo thy Seed-Prime. $50.
ProyIEions-Aless pork. per Dbl. SIS ga
l6.S7-<;, lard. per To lbs. 3 4SeSf5; short
ribs stEes doosel. Ss75QSs9; DRY saIted
should ers Cboxed). SSepGs,12Ia; short clear
sides boxed. - S7lzN9-51
Viii. key-Basis of high wines. N.5o-
CIovtt-Cortract grade. 81 5'7ll.75.
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States new As coupon advanced a quarter
per cent on the last call
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sTATs RAILWAY COMMISSION.
Governor Of Washington Takes Up HE
Old Hobby.

SPOKANE. Werh June zi--in a nadGrers
before several thousand people aasernlisd
re farmers f.luie 81 Eihertan. wash.
today Gofcruor Hearv McHriee rsneeei
his eight far a state raiiwzy cofcul=siou.
I5e declared Sis unaitrratie 6etsrnaf aafiau
fo g. au l1 hl- poNer to sece-e saeh
c1raulssiou. BE saia
- tis corporations expect tlrr Shouts
have special prFi.srer sr1 aTflts pa.
perio- fa fhr.r ~ fhs private ira.s, 3uai.
thcu am Ao-tEr 81 th.g 60 net sape-t
such privH ges s have 20 hostility 20
'herl
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WOOL MARKET.

s. Louis June Wooi-J-Echau gsd-
Territory and western uaT5iurns. i5.l1-.-c,
fine. I4aIec; coarse. Isi15c-
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on the Produce Exchange today prices
closed 90 sfollows
ISutTsr-Steady. Creamery, lt1-lc;
dairy l5'z1lSc.
ErzEEasy at mark. cases included.
~ - &c
che, e-Steady. 1e- T1llzc
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Local Grain and Produce Market.

Local Grain and Produce Market.
Below find sales as made yesterday
~ sample On the Wichita Board Of
TRADE basis. delivered Missouri river. To
81 price Z O. b your station. deduct
Kansas city rate from your station:
Wheat-No. , hard OS11 crop. &c;
No. hard. 7267Sc; No. hard. 6(G7ac:
No. hard, 6STs6c: rejected hard. 6S9,ic.
Co-n-No- mixed. s>e; Ne. 3 naked.
a.; No. mixed. sc; No. white. ssI
g.; No. white. 4>c.
Cats-No. > mixed. S5c, No. 3 mixed &c.
Flour (wholesaie)-Best patent. $50.
IN carload lots. delivered 20 all southern
Kansas points; delivered same. bran.
&c. shorts. Sc.
l.ay-Alfalfs No. I. $50; No. :. $50;
prairie loose. No. !. $50; No. . $50:
b ed No. !. $50; No. . S5-5o; No 5. - %.
S-eds-Kaffr corn, per bu-. SO: cane
seed. per bu.. EQ55c. lax SEED. per bu-s
3 og; milet seed. Per bu.. S5541c-
P-auts-CahbaSe. per box. sec: tomatoes.
per box. 80
Butter-PackinE. 13i4c; country. -ti1c.
Esgs-Sub5oct 10 Gambling lrsts. nc:
seconds &c
Poultry-IHens. 6izc: spring brolers. II
% lbs. lac; turkey hens, SC; toms, L lbs.
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C. III
P PS icS o0eoo5iG8 8
--...Z.-. d. f--,. : "A frahra- va
5ell and Schreck.


DETROIT. .: BOSTON, !.
Detroit. June 2+-Consecutive hitting oy
Deerine. Crawford and Carr ia Detroits
half Of the sixth inning today won the
game from Bottom. DiEeen and Dcering
both pitched good ball Attendance. z.5s5.
Score: = II =
Detroit ..............0O O0O2Oo'-2 8 3
Boston ...........-..00 00100 o. !
Batteries: Deering and Mcguire d.
neen and Criger-
NEW YORK. 60. CLEVELAND. 81
Cleveland. June AIN spite II frequent
showers. Cleveland played two games
with New York today. Clevelands num-
erous errors in the first were mostly
caused By the muddy condition q the
grounds and gave New York the victory
In tie second game New York could do
nothing with Joss and was shut out At
tendance. 4lf4 Scores.
First Game p ?.
Cleveland ...........001i8e f-31g s
New York .-....--.Gs 0 > o 0 O. j
Batteries. Bernhard and Abbott, Chez
bro and O'Conuor.
sec5ad Game- RHE
r~aveIsnd ...........I 0080I1B'-
N.v YORK ......---0 o g. o o 70 80 90 =
Batteries. Joss and Bemis. Gri1ith and
Bevi.le
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-lors 7 peop,e TciI soc tne.- are nustl.ES
Then they know veTy well thew are OnJ
oCres.-WaShlnStoc Democrat
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BASE BALI.
American League.

CHICAGO. 4; WASHINGTON. /
Chicago. June 34-Owen pitched SD
perb game for the locals today, holding
The visitors down TO three lonely hits.
A-terdanc. I Do Score. RH Z
Chicago ....-........0G 0'-4 I
washington ........0 o o @ o O01 O.
Batteries: owen and Mcfarland. Orth
and Drill.
ST. LOUIS. (: PHILADELPHIA, 3
St. Louis. June 24.-St. Louis trimmed
Philadelphia today with Naddell IN the
box on hard hitting and an error by
Schreck the latter making a wild throw
TO second on which Wallace scored. Don
ahue pitched for St. Louis and he split
,s s.' s.ore. hHE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-28

Eu eata imprenta So vende pspsl
dc peri6dieo visjo G $40 el quintal.
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GRAN sPARADA
Eiercicios nlilitares
EN- Ell
Campo del Moro
Ell aoBERNADoR LA PRESENOIO
EN- Ell

Aver & las cuatro y veinte minutes
de- Il tArda Sc TOGO en- Ell cuArtel de
BAllai& nj toque de llamada parA
formar una parade extraorainaria
en- honor ell Honora b.a Gober nAdor
w. Ell Hunt. A lAs cuAtro y mesiA
se TOGO .AaambleA. y ell BktaL o i
Ab.ndon6 los cuArteles 81 mAndo del
comandante Robert L Houza, del
Reg'mieuto de Puerto Rico y Sc
traslsd6 oil campo del Moro. Una
vez formadas las tropAs en- lines, de
feente haciS ell G.bsrnAdcr y Ell CO.
ronel ames "A. Buchanan, el CONAN.
dante douz dio Ell mAnao de sRre'
sent armsS ssluao nj GobernadOr,
unien contest6 oil salndO con una in
clinaci6n de cabeza al mismo tempo
que 10 hAcfa con 10 mano el eoronel
Buchanan.
Dsspu6s del sxludo de ordenArzs,
se abrieron las filAs y ell Gobernador
parti6 CON su Estado Mayor com
puesto por ell Lido. don Herminio
Disx, Coronel del e .tado Mayor del
Gobernador. ell Coronel Bachanan,
Mr.. Rott, w Bliss, el captain j. T
Crabbs, del DepArtsmento del Qasr
termastsr ell Captain L1go Vita
del Regimiento de Puerto Rico.
Mientras ell BAtRll6a era inspec~
cionaao 10 banda del Rsgimiento de,
jaba oir aigunas piezss de aelecta
mdsica. Despr6s de la inspector,
las tropas pasaron al cuKrtel = cam
biAron sus nm formas de blaneo y
azul, por el amarillo y polainAs.
Regresaron sl campo de paradA y
procediercn 6 practicAr les ejerci
clos De fusil 6 compks de 10 md sics,
recibiendo estrepitosos up ausos del
immense pdbli o que preseneiabA las
manic bras.
E. 1sr. Battalion del Rsgimiento
de Puerto Rico fa6 altAmente elo.
giado por los one tuvimos el gusto
dc p .esenciar ell xcto de aver
Ell Coronel Buchanan order6 que
se colocaaen atientos en- las orillas
del camino del Moro, para que los
espect sdores los utilix asen.
No hkllsmos feAaes CON que elO'
glar al B atall6E Paertorr usfio. que
tan dignamente dirigs 81 Coronsl
James A, Bachanan y el cuerpo dc
ofeiales que les ro&ean: peyo eesde
estaa G olnmr o. les enviamos nu ast:
sincera f slicitaci6d Asf como lof
muchRchc que lo ,rmAn.
Am nos pArecfa estsr sirviendt
en- las filas del sTlo Sans y pens
NOS dabA al ver Ia hermosA bAndsrs
americana que 6urante cuatro sf1
llevamos CON orgullo, en- manos d
otro miitAr que no es puartorri
| queflo.
Loor al Rsgimie to, de Pnerts
Rico.
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sALUD, FUERZA vIGOR PARA Los HOMBREs

Como un hombre puede curarse despues
de amos de sufrimientos, de intermediates Sc
xuales, perdida de vitalidad, perdidas noe
turnas, varicocele etc ......y fortalecer los
organos retornandole su tamano vigor
Simplemente envie su nombre direction al
DR.. Knapp Medical Co., 2404 Hull Bldg, De-
troit Mich. U. s. A. ellos le enviaran gus
tosos SUI tratamiento con descripciones com
pletas para que cada ano pueda curarse en- su
propia casa.
Esta es ciertamente Ia oferta mas genero-
sa; y las siguientes cartas son tomadas de las
muchas que reciben diariamente:
"Queridos Sres:-Sfrvanse aceptar mis-
mas sinceras gracias por carta de fecha
reciente. Yo he seguido -su tratamiento en-
todas sus parties y los beneficos han sido ex-
traordinariamente satisfactorios. Su trata-
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RunnOres

Sc asevera con viscs de certezs,
Que el aefior don Francisco PARA
CAl 8, ser & nombrAdo Fiscal del Tel
bunai de Distrito do Ponce, don LII.
bertad Torres GrAu, CON igusl cargo
& MsysgtAz y don Carlos Franco
Soto, do Juex AsociAd0 6 In misma
ciudad, que el sefior Wilcox. ser&
nombradO Juex Asociado del Tfibu-
nal de Ponce y el senior Campillos,
actual Fiscal de Msyagu 4, ir& &
Humacao con 10 misma represents
ci6n.
So dice que de lunes 6 martes ne.
ran sometidos estos nombrAmisnt0s
y otros mas, nj Consejo Ejecutivo.
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Puerta de TERRA
eStd en- TarQufa?

LOS vecinos de aquel barrio hacen
esa pregunta, porqua diariaments
SON mutt .dos les adalterAdores de
ID leche para ell cor sumo pdblico,
mientfas en- squea barrio no psrece
perseguirse los que vendea leche
en- Las peores condolences para In
salud pdblica.
Sc hace precise que la vigilancia
de SsnidAd ae extienda hastA Pderta
de TERRA, en- donda Sc boutiza 10 le-
che d mds q peOr. 0 en- que sc cree
que Paerta de T.erra est& en- Tar.
qufa?