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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-02
NO So DRscUIDe I'D.

Los Varios sfntomas de una coR
dici6n debilitada que toda per.
soma reconoce en- 81 misma, es una
advertencia que por ningun con.
cepto deberia pasar desapercibida,
pues de otra manera los germenes
de enfermedad tomaran incremen.
to con gran peligro de fatales con-
secuencias. Los g6rmenes de Ia
tfsis pueden ser absorvidos poE
los pulmones & cualquiera hora
eohando raices y multiplicandose,
& no ser que el sistema sea ali
mentado hasta cierto punto qve ls
facilite resistir sus ataques, La
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
que es tan sahresa como Ia n4ial =
contiene los principles nutritivos
= curativos del Aceite de Hfgado
de Bacalao Puro, que extraemos
directamente de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Extrac-
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silyestre,
fortifca ell sistema contra todos los
cambios de temperature, que pro-
Queen invariablemente Tos, Catarro,
Asma, Gripa, T1sis y todas las en-
fermedades emanadas por debilidad
de los pulmones y constitution ra-
qu1tica. Tomada q tempo eYita
la tfsis; tomada q tempo la cura.
''El Professor Bernardo Urueta, de
la Botica Frizac en- la Ciudad de
Mexico, dice: Por la presente tengO
el gusto de participar a Uds. que
he usado en- mi hijo, enfermo de
Nal de Pott y por indication del
DR.. Rafael Lavista, la Preparation
de Wampole, que IDS. preparan J
ademas de que lie ha hecho mueho
bien, SUI est6mago la tolera much1.
gimo mejor que las otras prepara.
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otros
nifios a quienes les he recomendado
que usen la medicina de Uds." No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido NAL 6xito en- el case de
I'd. no SO desespere hasta que Ia
haya probado. Efcaz desde la pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre un des-
sngafo con eata. En- las Boticas
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GRlNDES NOVEDADES.

Ell PARIS BAZAR acaba de rocibir
las mas graudes novsdads8 en- CintuEoneg
Poineta1, RsdsciIIal grGndG1, Abrigos de
1Afstkn llsmedoB - Monts Carlo" en- l0B
cuAlOI tenemoB In mUy exten10 EuTtido de
todog pEeCiog Los hay CoFtOI, mOdiAnos
, lnEgoG. Cores, 6ltimaB foYmR1, PoEfu'
merfa, Abanicos, Faldas, sombroFos adoF.
nado1 etc., etc. Ests CRus Recibe nsmGnal'
monte lag tiltimas nGvsdadel. En- Eizou,
CoEonaB, CEop6B trenBR1 RCAbsmou de 70.
cibir IN extonBo BuTtido do Iag mejoFe1
claBea. Paris Ba1ar de Pedro Giulti,
Allen 27.
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De TRIBUNALES.
Dominic de finCa a favor de Jose
SOSa Olivia.
Ia nOCl6R do uDa d0manda en- d pIOIiO contra
Juan MOlfulIOda ] OtrOS.

La secci6n Primers de IR CoFts do este
Diatrito, declare en- Hu Ultima gsSi6n, jus
tiiCado 81 dominic dc fncN { favor de
Jose Eosa DIVA.
Dsj6 de cOnHidaTaE Ia moCi6n pEsa0ntA'
do poF los dSmRndados Antonio Ahumsds
otro ca d Cauo con ID Sucsai6n de JoGafa
GimeneE Sicsrd6 Bobrs reclamation de
dinerO , OtFoH extremes para cuRndo as
vss sl aaunto en- juiCio
Declare ain lugaE lR opoBiCi6n hschR
por jose Z. PsuqueTs y jultifCAdO sl do
mimic do finCa F6EtiCa en- Tea bajR favor
de JuRna RiveEs Oqu0ndo, repFsssntadR
por ol abogado Emigdio s. GinoEio.
POE no 0Rtsr notifiCsda 10 pRTta deman'
dada dsj6 dc tomaE On confederation In
moCi6n del damAndRnts Manuel F. Rosy
on 81 pleitr a Iigus contra juan MOll'
fulledR .fOH On Cobro do pesos.
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Anunci0 de snbastas.
Ofoima del Director de Sanidad, Bsnsf-
Oemoia y Correooi6n.

PropoliciOnsI On pliegOl csrrados para
Il adjudication On p6bliCR 1ubllta del Ga.
miniGtro del carbon mineral para las InB
tituCionOs del DepaTtamenbo, como All
miGmo laH FaCione8 para Is EGcuela 90.
rTecCionaI do MRyagGsz C6Ecal InEuIar
de Ii milmR ciudad C6Ecsl dc Arscibo,
ls RdmitiE6n hRHta lac nueve dc ID mana.
na del dis 5 de Junio de 1908, ca que us
RbTir6D p6bliCamente
La Direction del Dspartamento % re-.
Serva 81 deEoeho dc EsChazar cua'quiera 6
todas Iau propoH'Ciones de acogeT aque'
Has que por % Calidad precio, ofrsECan
mayor ventaiR para 81 lsEVicio de los g.
tAbIGcimientoE. El contEato regirG du'
Eaute d pE6ximo afio Ocon6mico do 10. do
Julio Al 80 do Junio dc 1908.
Fra0oiscO de p. Acuaa.
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-Felipa Martinez, vOcinG de santurcs
acuEada de hsber1s apTopiado ffauduIonta'
mente dos tEsjeG pEopiedad do Martina
Garcia, fu6 cOndSnadA { mess8 1a cSHCOl.
Habfa cumplido HnteI dor Condsnau,
lei mBeltEo Ventura paFdi6 sn 81 fusgo
do Cayey una casa de- % pEopisdad. Los
otEeu que peFdieRon RncRu fusfon la leiioEa
Lucia LleER, tres casag, suoaai6n Plane
Has, una do altos, Don Manual Muloz
GAllRrdo dos , don JoE6 Calazan NOgua'
RREs una,
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The lnsulaT Dock Company.
a AYIsO

Los Sensren AeOioniltas de outa Corpora.
Ci6n dsberGn paaaE poF sur ofcinas Z EsCo.
ger loH Tftulos defnitivos dc lAB aCCi0neI
que fguFRn So nombve.
Dichas ofcina1 han uido tEaGladadas
ID plRnta alta del MuGlle No. 2.
Lo que be haCs p6blico para general CO.
nocimiento.- A6eIardO de Ia Ha6G, Be-
CFetRHio. Ava
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SONORA que hsbla 81 egpsfoI, frances
6 iogl6s, Hs ofroCs Les fsmilia8 dc Puerto
Rico psKa aconp aharle como int6Epret0 sn
uug oompzaB, pa1soA -DiEigiEus Ma
q Lorat, 14a 3. 50 81 New YOlk City.
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Contribuciones , gasta
aProximadoA

dealle
comprador
del
Gguient Sebastian PueroOo
(signed) de JesdA-CoIedor.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO Rico.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.


Coturfa
oe !SO Is suenb da p d las de Ia manana r6n vend los
end tempo las cOnbuOnes venedaa los
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs.

d de
1908
COntbones pagado
debido tempo las cOntbuoneS d Ia de Rem
ntaruaA
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEsIN MUEBLKa

Ia Colecufa Internas ds
1908 Ggns
cOnu embargados
debido
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AYISO.-DosssmoB YER por o-taa Of
CiDas 81 senior joss OtsFo Mslendez, GelO'
EsI ComiIIian Marchanty J Manufacturers
Agent parO notifcaEle un asunto que d
intoRO. P.
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En- "a Core g DistIifn del Disuit0
Judicial De San juan, Puerto Rico

90 u G0Ete 4e DlSlIll0 lGl UlSGRlt0
Judicial De San JuSD, Puerto Rico
Ss.
EGtadou Unidos de America.
El presidents de los EItadoa
Unidos:
EmpIaRamisnto;
J. N. HughSrt,
Demandante.
Terence HammilI,
DamandRd0.
81 pusbIo d Puerto Rico,
A Terence HammilI,
8 Bsa 81 damaudado ants8 menoionndo.
Por la PTeSOnts g notifcR 8 uItod que
= hn pEeI9ntado 0n II oiCina del SsCEOtA'
rio dc Ia Corts 40 DiatEit0, SsCCi6n Il. del
Di1tritO judicial de San Juan, PuOrto Ri
60, ID damanda del actor aptsa citado, en-
Ii cuRl golicitR de lR CoRtoqu0 eB CondonO
d domandado 8 psgaF Il primaEo IL Buma
do goteCientog CinCuenta dollaFa, intere.
Ie1 de1dO q Fl de Mayo do 1908 Eaz6n
del 10 pOF 100 annual, Las crntau,
Gs nntfcR 6 uStad que de no c0mpR'
rGOeF & ConteStaT diGha demanda dentro do
lOB disz dfnu dsIpueG do notifcado, b Il
notification % hioisEs en- 81 diOtrito den.
tro de los veint0 din8, 81 . hiciae fuora
del di1tRito, psgO On la iIla do PuOrto RiCV,
, dentRn do lon euaronts dfaB si q hiCiors
ca otRR parta 81 dsmRndanta podR6 psdir
, ohtener Gsntsncia de acuoTd0 con Las pc.
ticione8 de 90 deman6a.
RGte anunCio Bo publicaE6 duranta IN
mOI ma vez CRdA usmuns On d peri6diCo
'La CoErespondoncia de Puerto Rico.
Son Rb0gsdoH del dsmRndanta F. Anton,
GAntti J Edward s. Paine.
Extondida bsjO mi 6rma On San Juan
Paerto Rico, hoy 25 de Mayo lo 1908
Jose e FSgueya0, SsCEGtRrio. o.-PoT a. Ma
rim Masie1, SoCFetsFio auxiliaE.
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En- oIta impE10kB g VCndo pap0l e
plEi61fOo Vieio ( $500 IoB 46 EiIo1 (s.n
qUiNiuLl
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PROPIETARIOs.


PROPIETARIOs Description de Propedad Contributions Vsuos
aproximadOa
SEGUNDA sUBAsTA.
Jovnno
Jose Maldonado id "Hao
Ramos barroa
A1ejandrO Rodriguez Negro" 5872
] m X bario
Ramon Montjo baTio" era"
Sue JuanCi "Jagua"
Fernand Sue iIera" 1O495
Agusdn Ortiz id Hatoveio
Pueden detaleS expediene4
FL compdor de pdad debe depoT Elective dez
del vendd
dfas q
(sgned) j E. MansrO-CoOctoE
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Ap1Obado D. 8. Gromer Treaau1a
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(sigued) ]. E. Collector.
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MAYO 26 1908.

Bar6netrO ...... 29.09I
Term6metrO ..... sal
Maxima........ s9I
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Alejandro Rodriguez
MonSerrate Lopez
Ramon Montijo
Sue. Juan Cirilo Santos
Restituto Fernandez Sue.
Agustin Ortiz
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-04
LA JUNTA, COLO.

Mrs. VIM. Love left for Albuouer.
que. n, NJ, last Sunday.
Mrs. Ramsey of Rocky Ford preach
ed at Hubbard Chapel Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Tom Corney has returned from
an extended visit TO relatives in Gar.
den, City, Kan.
Mrs, E. D. Saunders and Rev. ".
n. Prince are among the indisposed.
AT the present writing both are re-
ported improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Badget have
moved to East Second and Lewis ave,
nue..
The ladies' OF the Missionary So
ciety are preparing to give an enter.
tainment in the near future
Mrs. John lawson of Newton, Kan.
sas. is in our city. the guest Of Mrs
Spencer Green.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-04
GRAND JUNC CTioN, COLO.

Some of the citiz ems in Grand juno
ton had the follo' ing piece inserted
IN the papers. they thought it
a necessary and Use step.
That the respeo able colored ele-
ment Of Grand Junction deplores
street fights and avis among mem
bers OF their race and wishes to CO.
operate with the authorities in any
way possible TO e that such unde-
sirable Negroes kept out of the
city. was shown a recent meeting
held in this city which the follow.
ing set Of resoluu ms was adopted:
Whereas. For he last few years
quite a number undesirable color.
ed characters hav' come in our city;
lawless. lazy and worthless: and by
their infraction OF the law and bois-
ferrous conduct hay strained the good
citizenship that has long existed
irrespective of rae or nationality in
our city: therefor : be it
Resolved. That we, Negro citizens
of Grand Junction do now bind our
selves together TO cooperate and to
act in conjunction aith the police of
our city in drivin out and keeping
out such undesira lle characters.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-04
An1uSen1entS
and the Church

Does he need physical as well as
mental changer Let him find II in
his pastoral duties, in visiting the
sick room and collecting the children
together for instruction. and in look
ing after the general interest OF his
church, attending to the interests OF
his family. Surely here is vast
field in which he can find rest and
recreation both for soul and body. and
grow wiser and better all the while.
Does the layman Of the church need
rest and recreation as a relief from
bis iabors or carer as they come upon
him daily Le, him !ind II In garden.
Ing. cultivating flowers. in reading.
in Christian activity. in domestic
business. in social visiting. in attend.
Ing instructive lectures and devotional
meetings. These are rational, spirit
nal and satisfying enjoyments. None
'"h Wv "'ahs "Ho tallh lIOIt VI COH.
formity TO the world than of conform.
ity TO Christ, will banker after any.
thing else.
Recreation is good thing. Let
the children play. but not without
limit. not to the neglect OF their
studies nor TO the neglect of the III.
tie labor tina, they can perform about
the home: nor should sy be allowed
to transgress the divine law or asso-
ciate with those who will teach them
corrupt language and evil deeds. Let
the children play, let them leap and
shout, let them have they play toys
and pets Don't be afraid OF the sun
nor the winds Of heaven that may
ripen their cheeks like ripe peaches.
Let the middle life and old age. too.
have recreation; It Is net unbecoming
that all classes Of individuals have
recreation. There are social enjoy.
ments and recreations which brighten
the passing moments OF both young
and old and leave no shadows behind
them. Every intelligent Christian
must be as conscientious in his recre-
ations or play as he is In his work.
The question OF amusements for
Christians Is one OF the great prob
lens OF the day. But as a church We
cannot afford to come down to the
level to which the popular world In.
Continued on Page IL
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trict Conference and Sunday School
Convention. A. N. E. Church,.
The subject Is one OF grave interest
to the church and society In general
The discipline of the A. NJ. E. church
has always required its members and
probationers 10 refrain from such
diversions as cannot be carried on In
the name OF the Lord Jesus. and also
from singing those songs or reading
those books which do not tend 10 the
knowiedge or lore of God.
This evil "a mol peculiar to any
cline or age: they change with the
times. The fashionable follies OF Nifty
Year, ago are now held In derision
AID wonder. Just as the follies OF our
day will be laughed at fifty years
hence.
The advocates OF worldlness and
frivoIities are always at work invent
Ing questionable pleasures and ingen.
ious arguments for their defense. II
the A. NJ. T.. church will only main.
tain the stric, moral and deep spirit
uality which II has hitherto aimed to
hold. We will be In the hand OF God
an instrumcn, OF unlimited power for
good. But II. on the other hand. we
become weak in our belief and lax in
our discipline. and become members
Of a fashionable and frivolous church.
We shall lose the position we now hold
among the churches OF the Lord Jesus
Christ. and God will raise up another
people to take our place and crown.
The advocates Of popular amuse-
ments are becoming bold and insidu.
Gus. and they are using the pulpit, the
press and the socalled Christian as.
sociatiops to propagate their views.
They tell us now that these amuse-
ments are a necessity for the health
they are harmful to both soul and
body. All the recreation that any
pious. sensible person needs is pro
vided In the variety Of his duties. II
the minister needs recreation let him
turn from the severe study Of theology
TO biography. poetry or rhetoric Does
he need sti'l greater changer Let
him take up geology. history or as.
tronomy.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-04

Miss Anna Newman entertained a
large party of friends at her home.
Coo Chipeta, Monday evening in honor
of Mr.. Chas. D. Smithea. who is visit
ing here from Denver. The evening
was spent in music, games, refresh
ments. etc.
Mr.. Chas. Marshell has taken a run
on the road from Grand Junction TO
Leadville.
The young ladies Of Grand Junction
have organized club known as NJ.
NJ. o. G. J. They promise to try to
make 1t more entertaining for the so
ciety of the city. The officers are as
follows:
President-Geraldine Marchbanks.
Vice-president-oreta Hines.
Secretary-Bessie Price.
Treasurer-Ethel McNair.
Editor-Aldine Marchbanks.
Critic-Lola Mason.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-04
RoWdyism is
Condemned

Wednesday evening Misses March
banks entertained at 30l Rood ave-
nue.. cards being the feature of the
evening.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-04

Misses Price itertained few
friends Tuesday e ening at her home
in Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Alexander will soon
occupy their new lome en- the ranch.
as It is nearing &C mpleiion.
The Sunday Sc ool is progressing
nicely under the leadership Of Mrs.
N. Low.
Mrs. Hines is In disposed this week.
suffering from q severe attack OF
quinzy.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-04

"a paper read before the Denver Dis
trict Conference and Sunday School
Convention. A. N. E. Church,.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-04

It. P. -ANGON.
"P. T. JOHNSON.
"THOM AS FIELDS,
JOHN HINES.
JOHN n. NEWMAN.
"A. W. JONES,
JOHN NJ. PRICE.
"THOS CHARLESTON,
"NATH AN COTTON.
IF. Bu 'LER."
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-07-04

Mrs. VIM. Love left for AlbuQuer
que. n. NJ. last Sunday
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
NOTES OF The MINES.

--e Ccoa-t camp broke al records for the ship
ne2- C silver ore II the last week the total out
puc u ire sreluers being nearly goo, goo pounds.
OILY Twelve oe ire tEenry-seven regular shippers
fu---s-e- -His large tonnage. which exceeds by
te-era- ---cred thousand pounds the largest pre-
s-,-s weekly output The shipments we're as
--o-oVs Cobalt Lake. $500 pounds Of ore; Kerr
-sEe 81 $50 pounds of ore. Id Rose. 50 06G
pe-1cs ~ ere. Lckinley-Dar-a gh. $4,000 pounds
sco--z- 10000 pounds OF ore, O'Brieu. 65 500
po-11s c< Gre. R-gh- OF Way, 60.s50 pounds OF
= ere Te-1tska,nlng sS,140 pounds Of ore; Watts
-. pounds of ore. Cobalt Central. 49.20o
to---S o- gonceItrsJes- All OF the product ot
- -sEt named mine Is shipped in hign concen-
s-etea FORM The shipments OF the Cobalt camp
- - 5a-- 10 cate aggregate lZ.5eO.4+e pounds
= - ---s Nal1eo al ABOUT So.vvo,uoY- men lt
= conS-c=rec r-ar the sumner output IS much
-eTE 1-e- TIE winter production, Cobalt author
E1-,e. max the total output lhls year WlII
eAeeeE g. .l3a. GOO Tne summer output VIII be
- - 1--ter increased this year result of the
49, 20 e-scoVer3es n the kerr Lake district
@@lefe t1e Crown Reserve. the silver Leaf, the
.os,sr enc ere Cobalt Central mines are actively
--cs+--l---g development work On the new veins
ieoe-J-y encountered.
AcFlces received at the Offices of The Tri-Bul-
-on Smelling and Development Company in this
-. iron J.. ". Bull assistant general manager
q LIE E=-l- Mine are 10 The effect that the work
- - ooiEp-e--as TIE addition The plant for the
- seE4rar-al process has progressed 20 satistac-
es, -S i-at there is no doubt but that It VIII be
Ss--faelec Ly Lle middle OF June The last car
- IS q machinery mas gone forward from the
~ plant 0r the Traylor Engineering Com
- Slc should arrive at the mine II 4 Gay or
or 1ac t-= plant is expected 70 be IN operation
N-s -ate named ~ the latest
Tie directors OF the Copper Range Consolidated
y. 1sss ta1s week for quarterly dividend action.
tAs-e-h-aerd 0f s. q share VIII be declared. the
- a. tl-se months ago, which amount an
oae-sl stal-s. has been more than earned II the
60 - slaft=r- Ia common with other large pro-
cuc-ieS. Dolger Range has been able 70 eject re
Ilitfing =. .--t coSt O 49, ~ - -, -
~ % cents d pound President Paine viii next
iL2n'h - Iaaae one q his periodical visits TO tie
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
PEFoREsTED LAND TAXATION.

= --s Editor Of The Tribune
s@- state Forest Commissioner Whipple is re-
ported as commencing al the Washington confer
BIZ passed in this state to exempt -efor-
MISLEADING the title OF the bill which implies
t-a- relates only TO tie growing Of timber etc.
Z III -i-I now IN the hands Of the Governor be
canes .zV-. al standing timber. whether ua-ured
CT immature car be exempt from taxation upon
certificate from -Ile Forest Commissioner and the
lan1 ca which II stands must be assessed regard
sss o. i1s value. Al the rate OF barren land The
l11-luliss euer can rresc-ibe the size and
" trees 10 The acre required Is secure ex-
onrr. .cr. 3ut there Is nothing that limits tie ex-
s-r-lun 10 reforested areas or even 10 immature
trees cerr-es that land worth 80 an acre is
s---ad for the growth Of trees and enters into
agreement with the oHner the land must be as
zz5se6 Ct the rate OF barren. unproductive land,
which may be - cents an acre. The possibilities
abuse and the injustice other land owners are
o-viou=
0aly tlose who ger tie consent OF the Forest
Co-n--lzz--e- can obtain these exemptions r
taxation --w bears 50 heavily on standing timber
1e a- unfair burden or 10 discourage industry
any exemption should be Of q general character,
z--or1suc n operation. and apply 10 all timber II
-1s srz-e- The few acres Of woodland q small
fam slould have the same exemption as the large
forest --acc private game preserve. Growing
timer Is crop thar requires long tine 10 reach
maturity; being therefore exposed 10 repeated as
sess--e-ts -Lar discourage forestry, e proper
-apt.an q growing timber seems desirable It may
sve- prove desirable 70 exempt all standing timber
Bur re proposed Unde- assessment OF the land IS
-neC---z-le. dIscrlnlinares even between forest
oT1s-s Tlo come under the bill. besides opening
ae co-- 70 speculation. Because Of the defects in
ne biz TIE New York Tax Reform Association
rs Sc objections TO il with the Governor.
a <. PLEYDELL, Secretary.
Sew -c-k Nay L. 11E
New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May cS-CATTLE- Receipts. about SOC
head. market steady: beeves. 81 - 81 so. Texans
81 90 s. 6"- Westerlers. s. 80 - 20 st0ckers and
feeders s. % I 50 30. cows and heife-s s. 30 q s6 To-
market. IuC lower, light s. 81 mixed.
81 20. heavy. s. - 40. s. s. 81 pigs
81 lpn 50 10, good 20 choice heavy 50 s. 90 bulk
of sales s. 30 50 g. SHEEP-Receipts. about $500
50 - q s. -; yeariHgs s. o" q S6 so, lambs 81 80 O
SO so Western. 81 50G Sc so
East Buffalo May -S-tA TTLE-ReCeIpts 200 head
steady VEALS-Receipts- 80 head. active and
and "a Zoe lower 1eavv. g - So mixed So
Workers. s. 70 So 1o, 81 5of s. roUEhs
QSJ, dalries s. 30 q So SHEEP AND LAMBS
ceipts. $500 head: slow, sheep steady; lambs 15c
lower; lambs So a Sc -.
Cincinnati. May &}--FfotfS-Weak; butchers ship
pers. s. 81 aqS5 -, common. 81 3JGS5 25 CATTLE
Duh and weak fair 70 good shipping s. LASS ..
mon s. 5GT$3 - SEfEEF-Fasv. s. TIES4 -. lambs
steady. 81 750S6 -; springs. s6aS7 90
Kansas city May pa TIL Receipts 700 head.
including 500 Soucherrs- market steady export
and dressed beef S6 40G s.. fair 70 good &
Sc -. Western steers So S6 80. stockers and feeders
s. - q 8 80, Southern steers s. Southern
s. 2JT 81 80, native s. Il s. so native
heifers So - Sc 40. bulls Sc - % calves s. -
q So Receipts for the week 5000 head TOGS-Re-
cNips. 5000 head market Joe lower top 30 bulk
Of sales s. 2ufj s. 50; heavv s. - packers and
butchers 50 80 s 8 %" light. s. - So - packers.
81 25d 81 80 Receipts for the week "a 100 head
SHEEP-RsCeipts. hoo head: market steady. lambs.
lings- s. 20 81 % Texas sheep s. -. 7tokars
and feeders, ST Receipts for The week. ~ 500
PtrsburE Nav A-Tr-F-S1ppIv light. s-ez5v-
choice S6 75aS7, prime, sS 4JdSe 60 ives $50
10. common. soTS7: lambs s41ss HOGS
Receipts light: so7 lower prime hsavies MEDIUMS and
heavy Workers 81 90dS5 20, 6nGS5 20.
piss. s. 1oas5 Is r7ughs 81 5oaS5