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The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
FACE LONG PRISON TERMS.
Youths Pafoied After Connection for
Theft are in Trouble Again.

John Urbanowski, OF No. SO Thirty
1fth-st, and Walter Orchechowski, OF
no. go Thirty-fifth-st.. are likely 70
nerve five years each for their unprofit-
able burglary OF John A. Kruger's coal
<cdlce, No. $50 Michigan-ave.. Wednes-
\ day night. Their plumber consisted oil
only SO business cards OF the firm
<though the Office had been thoroughly
<Tansacked
Both young men were recently con
&yicted in Judge Murphy's court OF rob
bling the railroads, but were paroled
by the Judge. who warned them that
va they got into trouble within a year
NE would sentence them 10 five-year-
Eferms
Wednesday night. Precinct Detec-
Hives RoTrigan and Schlunt saw the
boys acting suspiciously. and went aft
Ter them. Urbanowski was caught,
hut Orcechowski escaped. being ar
5fested later in his home. The tell-tale
cards were found in Urbanowsk
<0ockets, but he insisted that he had
Fbeen given the cares by his chum
3The officers went 10 the coal Office
and found that IL had just been bur
[w]arized
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden, Stone e. Co.
The Boston copper market is quiet
but is showing considerable strength.
Mass Mining has been strong and ac-
tive feature, advancing TO IGN, a new
high record price on tlks movement
This is n gain OF point over last
nights closing. Osceola is also up a
point. other firm features are Butte
-T-SsAe- a+l-Stsstass1sEsv-TAss
L. :. Smelling stocks have been some
what neglected. but there continues
steady absorption OF these issues. There
the general list there was large de-
mand for East Boston Land which adj
vanced to 1928, new record price The
buying has been for interests directly
identified with the property. Shoe Ma
chinery also continues Arm and Is well
bought
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
CAR MILEAGE THE BASIS.
subcommittee Will Figure Cost OF
Carrying Passengers

Car mileage will be adopted by the
cost Of service committee OF the may
ors Committee of 80 as basis for
figuring the cost to the ID. L. X. OF
carrying passengers on its lines. The
committee is TO meet as soon as the
appraisal OF the ID L. X. system by
Engineer Bancroft is completed, and
will then use the data secured by w.
ID. Gridley. its expert accountant, TO
determine the cost OF carrying passen-
gers in this city.
The idea OF getting a history OF the
stock and bond operations OF the com
I'pany has been abandoned on account
OF the burning OF the old minute books
1 and other records OF the constituent
companies in the Jefferson-ave. car
barns fire.
We cannot get that history with
out the original records" says Rich.
ard +. JOY, a member OF the commit.
tee. capitalization will be given no
attention by our committee, therefore
We shall take the appraisal as a basis
and figure the cost OF service from
that"
IL has not been decided as YET
whether or 8 per cent will be USED
as the basis for figuring returns on
the capital
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
LAKIN is CONVICTED.
Held Orgies With Young Girls In
Crossing Tower.

F iroftsas- akin -aged-railroad
towerman charged with holding fright
full orgies with young girls In his tow
er at the Beaubien-st. crossing. was
convicted Thursday noon, in Judge
Phelan's court, after hard fight had
been made TO prove him insane.
Lakin, who is 90 years old. almost
collapsed when the verdict was an
nounced His wife and grown son
were in court, and stepped up TO him
as he was being led over to the jail
The prisoner wept like child, and his
wife and son were also greatly af'
fected
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Wadislaw Noczekwskl. 1545 Hancock.
Joseph PamEa, 10 Illinois.
Anthony Decker 1859 Parker
Harvey Barrett 3Si Bcaufait
Ira kault. 473 Hillger.
BOYS
Bert Day. l41l Vermont.
Casimii Gajewski. l04 Young
Christian Schwarz. 2ls Van Dyke.
Frederick Hobbs. 1913 High
Ieweilyn Jones, 1928 Twenty fourth.
John krteman. 400 Baker
Charles Brisbois l2S Wabash ~
VIM. Dodenhoff. lSO Clinton
Fred zimmerman. li3t Monroe
Milford Harrison, 1875 Grand River.
Theodore Kramer. 90 kereheNal
Geo. Severance. ~ Leach
TJoyd Thomas 236 Helen
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
NEW YORK COTTON.
,tton prices. furnished by Hayden.
"a Al 10 nnantnH
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported a steady
and Arm but featureless market this
morning. Supplies OF country produce
OF all kinds were very light. receipts
OF poultry and dressed calves. especial
ly being below the requirements OF
the market The poultry market has
been hardening for several days past.
and lee now seems TO be the estab-
lished price for chickens OF all ages.
old potatoes are fairly active and a
shade firmer I'm tone. Fresh vegetables
are In good supply and demand. and
strawberries continue scarce.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN Central stock Nardn.

DETROIT. May 27-Cattle-Grain
/ fed Cuttic. active te-steady- grass fed
Choice steers. averaging from i.ioo TO
500 lbs. s5.75as50; choice handy
killers. s4.75 u $50; light to good butch
ers steers and heifers, s.. gi69;
common killers and fat cows. s2.75G ).
Gamers cows. si,25 n2.a5; common TO
prime shipping bulls. sS04.I5. light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls s..
qs5O: stockers and feeders, s.. 50q 4. 5
per cwt Mich Cows-Active. SIS q 50
each. Veal Calves-Higher. siq7.25
per cwt
sheep and Iambs-Aetive and high
err quality fair; choice lambs. ssds.lo;
light TO fair. sea- common 10 prime
sheep. s4a5.50: mixed sheep and lambs.
IS so q $50; common killers. s275W325.
cuils S2Q2 so per cwt.
Hogs-Dull and lower, quality fair.
prime mediums and fat workers.. $3.50 a.
= 40. light workers. and pigs. sss5a 40
per cwt
sheep. l.1s5: hogs. s.09s.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
BUFFALO. May 27.-(Special Cat
tle-Receipts cars. steady. Hogs
Receipts 10 cars. strong; heavy. $500
7.90: workers.. 3150M7,I0. pigs. $40;
! Sheep-Receipts 10 cars. slow best
lambs. $3.50; yearlings. s. a 80, weth-
ers ss.ae@s7o. ewes, s5.5096. Calves
EAST BUFFALO-CIose
EAST BUFFALO. " Y. May az
Cattle-None here. steady: prime. $3.50
g7.l5: butchers. siso9s. veals-Re-
ceipts 500. steady. common TO choice.
s64s.75; Sheep and Iambs-Receipts
1000, slow. lambs, So so Il 7.s5; sheep.
s316.75. yearlings. s7d75O. Hogs
Receipts $500. firm: workers.. $500
7.75. pigs. sI.35
-, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. May 27.-Cattle-Receipt
I 500. strong: beeves, s5.15 a 5.25; Tex
ans. s4.7596.35: western. si.75M 6.35
stockers and feeders. $500 II Sos: cows
and heifers. s2.50q6.40; calves. s. a Z
Hogs-Receipts 5000. weak; light
S.. soa las: mixed s7.O5 a I. SO: heavy
s7.l00 so; roughs. S7.1047.25; york
ers, s7.25G7.35: pigs. s.. 900 $50. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts $4,000. strong
native. S4q5.s5: western, s4.25Qs.50
lambs S625IS.50: western. $3.50 ~ 9. so
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND. o. May 27.-Hogs--
Receipts 1000. Arm; mediums and heav-
les. Si65, workers.. $3.50: lights. s72 a
7.35. pigs. s7.e5. cattfc-Reeeipts
cars steady. Lambs-Recelpts 10 cars;
steady. ss25 top Calves-Receipts
500. ss25 top
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
NEW NOHk sTOCk LETTEn.

rt--f-fryr--f---- ffFss----4--I-.t|S
Craig a. Co.: Stocks are quiet with
little change in prices. The market
has worked into q rut, from which II
will probably take some time TO eXtri-
cate Itself A general move of couple
OF points either way would probably
bring in new blood. There will prob
ably be speciality movements with good
chances 10 scalp. Think on any mod
crate decline would buy with this idea
in view American stocks In London
were quiet, rather above parity. and
Bank OF England rate was unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
get AWAY DAY FOR DOCTORS.
fhos. PsIaxzoIs Says Demand Is Made
for $500.

Thomas Palazzola, an Italian living
q No. 354 Macomb-st., turned over TO
he police. Thursday noon. two letters.
4ritten in Italian, which Palazzola de-
Jared contained demands for $500.
The money was to be taken To rem
~exvous on the east side. Thursday
1ght. and deposited In a spot desig-
rnted by the blackmailers.
Palazzola is greatly frightened. He
AVS he is no relative OF Salvatore
HIazzola, indicted for perjury in con-
ection with his citizenship parers.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May 27.-Pork-Firmer:
mess, sls.50u20 Beef--Steady Lard
Strong; middle west, sl.20Qll.30.
Rio No I. on the spot, SGSLc. Tai
low-Steady; city. sc. country. IA a
SAC Dressed poultry-Quiet Live
pouItry-Dull and unchanged. Cheese
Fairly active. firm. full cream spe-
Gals 13Ml3i2c: skins. specials. lie:
full skins. 2G2izc.
Coffee options opened steady TO SC
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27

lac: schweitier. fancy. old, 2o@2ic:
brick cream. i6c per ID .
Dressed Caivss-Faney. &c: COM
mon. 71sc ID.
,sss. second patents. $40; straight.
50. 80: clear: $3.50; rye tiour. 81 Dbl
Feed-Jobbing lots. bran. $sl coarse
coarse sSsn meal %ids s0f ssS Se' m shS3
Fresh v:ses.s,e.-cucumbers. hot
sss GS doI $50 e per DOZEN Ue per s
n nips. SOC ss'l Sa; FioE,da tomatoes. $50
$3.50 crate; rsdishes. ls@s6e dog; wax
beans g.: seu; s1ss sno beans nnr aa siege
turnips. 1925 per box.
Grape Fruit-,5 q 80 per box;
HorsyTFaney white - gite ID: am m
Hay-Detroit shippers are raging tho
following PRICES for haisd nag In car
ml ssSaV.risso isso; rye straw. Siosa:
WI His..@sC. cured Yses: No. /.
green green. i5c. kip Cured Ne. lse. Ss J.
s sss?' e siP GREEN Green no. i iss 30
i:ssi lamb skins. 100 soc: sSsafiins:.
Limes-@l per 100.
Lemoas-California. S3.ss0sso PER
Maple susar-New. 1000 per Id.
Onions-Cuban. $3.50 per box: Ber-
muda. s15e per crate
Oraages-california navels. 32.5o0
325 per box.
On.-Raw linseed. COO: boiled lin
seed. Gle gal. less per cent for cash
In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sens 9hc: turpentine. In oarrel lots.
ave per gal.
Pineappies-Cuban. s225gf75. Flor
ida, s2.50g3 per crate.
Pop Corn-Ears. ~ q &c per ID.
Potatoes-Michigan, ear lots. e. o. b.
81: southern. sifS per bu
Poultry-Hens sc per 10. stag roos-
tiers. log lie: geese. DC lb ducks. IL a
Ice; turkeys, young. IL u lsc: old toms.
Is q Ice per 10.
frov,s,ee:TMes, gors. ;ie.so: family
heavy. sac: smoked hams. lskc; dry
sailed briskets. 12Lc. shoulders. 9nc
picnic hams. &c; bacon. 14hc: lard. In
tierces. ike: kettle rendered. 12hc
per To-
strawberries-24-at. cases. $3.50.
tablets, $3.50: cut loaf. ss 80: cubes
y5.ss. xxx powdered. IS. rs. granu.
lated. extra coarse. ib.4o. sranulated.
ane. In bulk. IS. 90; granulated In rs
10 cotton bags, ASS: Michigan granu-
, ases :Sso dsmon nd $50 80 eSRfoe
ss IS NO. NO s ss: no. l. $685. $685. No. No. s.
So No o. 81 %: Nc. &c. sI.s0: Nc. II.
Sass; No. H. $3.50; No. 10. S4.75; No
"a, St,76; No; 10. s4.Is per 100 pounds.
Taiiow--No. 1. SIZE No. 2. +hc per
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
|oU BUY A DRINK, THEN
Sell SOME OF 1T BACK TO
THE BARKIE AGAIN

h TROY, O.. May 27.-"Speakeasies
AVE got the best of detectives IL
Troy. When man buys drink I'M
NJ q new system just put into opera
ION. he pays rs cents for the drink.
re pours large drink. Then the bar.
|onde7 says to him, Sell me 10 cents
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27

|trth Of that. please" The drinker
1nrs some of the liquor back into the
.ttle and receive 10 cents in return.
Then the customer is as blamewor'
NJ a. the bartender because he. too.
~ sold liquor without license. II is
>nxerous. after all TO "squeal.'
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
STOCK MARKET IS
AND H|GHER
Advances Of Point Are Established
in Many Issues in First Hour
of Trading.
\. y. sTOCr< MAnKET-C,o...

ANS Snai.. l9A. Anal. Cop, 30, Am.
on. ssA An, Ice, 81, Am, Loco. s; s T;
Am. Smelt. 93 u. Am. Sugar. l33A. Am.
T. ics 4 T; issts Ana Cop. 81 4: At sc,an..
Can. pac.. i7sa Cent. Lesth.. sss 20
5 c, NJ. * ST. Il. l50, Colo. F. 4 l..
Al Colo. a Sou. sih Cons. Gas. it:}s
| Rio CIR. Soh Dis 5. g. aoAs. Erie.
3+is, do LIST pfd. 81 y do "a pfd. al :.
Gen. Elec.. 1905 CT Nor. pfd. lac y
do Ore. '2ls Int-Met. leIs do pfd, - -
NEW YORK, May 27.-The news OF
the change OF program In regard ~
the proposed bond issue by the Erie
railroad had a bullish influence on all
Erie securities. making those issues
the feature. Erie opened up at one.
half and the first preferred rose nearly
one point. The majority OF other is.
sues in which there was fairly active
trading showed slight opening net
gains but later the market became
saggy. yielding ANAL fractions.
ii a. m.-During the progress OF the
first hour the tone became decidedly
stronger With advances OF about one
per cent established in many issues
in which there was active trading and
decided improvement in market sent.
iment prevailed.
Erie held the earlier gains. Wabash
preferred advanced over point and
other stocks In which there was pro
nounced Gould interest were active
and higher Reading made a fraction.
al gain. Governments unchanged
other bonds strong.
Noon-The market continued strong
all through the forenoon, but whils
prices made progress TO higher levels
the-yGlume OF business was small. In.
terborough- Metropolitan moved up one
point Third-ave. and b. r. T. were
strong and St Louis and San Francis
CO preferred advanced nearly two
points 10 the highest figure so far in
this movement.
2 p. m.-Wabash preferred was the
most prominent feature OF the after.
Moons trading, the Hartman account
buying IN on a large scale and putting
the price up To the highest reached
this year. Steel common crossed 81
There was brisk demand for st.
Paul and Union Pacific and Rock Isl.
and issues. causing material fractional
gains In those stocks.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
CHIcACO pnonIrcr

CHICAGO. May 27,-Butter--Cream
II nc; dairy extras. 23nc. Eggs
Eirsts. 2lc. seconds. zoe. Cheese-
Twins, l3h Ql3hc; young Americas.
l5c; fowls AYE. ducks. lie. geese. Ia
sc; springs, pound To pound and quar-
ter average 20 pound and half to one
or heavier. 32@S3c. Potatoes, s0cQSI.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27

higher Butter-F'irnL receipts 400;
creamery. extras. 2Cc. state dairy, tubs.
2lW2l hc. imitation creamery. firsts.
II 22c. Eggs-Steady, receipts e0.3l7.
mixed, fancy, stg2+hc; fresh hrsts.
II A U23c.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras, csc: frst3. 24c. dairy. 19c: pack
ing stock. III . per ID
Eggs-Current receipts, case count
cases Included. 81 u c per doz Receipts
Thursday, 2.10C cases
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
Quotations by Hayden. stone n Co:
Open. High. Low. Close
, rOI.rDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. o.. May. 27.-Wheat-cash
and May. Sl.5s: July. Sissy Sept.
sll2. Dec, sl.l1+. Corn-Cash and
May. 74c; July. 7isc; Sept. zoe: Dec.
Csc. Oats-Cash and May. 60c: July
No. i. sii.c: No. 2. slc; No. 5. ssc. Glow
er seed-cash and May. s5.95: Oct and
Dec, Ss.s7La: March. $3.50. Prime ale
sike. s775 Prime timothy. $50. Oil
UNCHANGED
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
william Flies, aged ~ "a PinconninR
furmcr. IOnk nni lIccnse In Hnx

farmer, took out IA license in Hay
city SIX months ago To wed Miss
Alice Bishaw. aged 20, Of Detroit. but
for some reason the marriage was
never per formed Wednesday Flies
took out a marriage license in the
county clerks office to wed the same
girl and says the wedding VIII sure
~ take place this time.
Job Printing done right. Times Print
su.r Co.. Is John r. Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
q. 3. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. stone n Co. Hollis Griswold- ST.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
Markets and Finance
Thursday. lee, 900 bu; year ago. $4,000
CHICAGO GaAsN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig & Co. from chicago-May wheat
price has been let down gradually 10
$l3ls. This fact has created utlle
more activity among local buyers anu
the July price has. been forced nttle
under $l.l7. but shows inclination 10
rally quickly as IL did yesterday. The
later months are OF nearly accent from
the close yesterday, selling July ana
September has been by Wrenn, Clement
Curtis Shearson Hammell, Peavey.
Roberts. knight McDougal. Harris
winthrop and Champiin. snow wires
from Harvey and Reno counties IN
Kansas. that wheat Is heading very
short and thin and promise poor. other
experts out for I.aSalle-st. houses take
a more hopeful view OF the crop In that
state.
CHICAGO. May 27.--Wheat opened a
little nrmer on scattered commission
buying. Trade was small on the bulge.
Corn was weak on free selling by Ar
mour oats on sale for July delivery
I'm liberal quantities. Provisions steady,
Noon-Wheat was weak all morning
due 10 Patterns free selling. Corn ana
oats eased on In sympathy. oats sus-
tanning "a rather sharp break.
Close-Wheat was Increasingly heavy
all around and closed weak Corn and
oats followed suit. May corn losing "a c
on the day and oats &c.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27

oubscrIbers entitled to books,
5 1ue previous to December list, =
Ioo7. ear now be supplied az
shls once. Call st City CIrcula.
1Ier Department.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-27
Asss box spsi. 1915. pr. s box:
Cabbage-New. el.75 per crate.

CeIery-Florida, f..5O per crate.
Cheese-Michigan. full cream. 1914 n
Limburger. old. fancy, l7Qlsc: new.
lac: Schweitxer. fancy. old, 2oQ2ic:
brick cream. l6c per Id.
Conee-Package conee. $l+25Q17so
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
NOTAS ! NOT|c|AS

-!Ahora So trata de arrendar los
piares en- que estan enciavadas
as viviendas del vecindario lie .Sa.
puedes" Y "Hovo frio". Supone-
pos que el Departamento del Inte-
ior que arrienda e>os soiares ha-
va de eonceder el tempo neceSairo
ARA que las pobres gentes que a
i residen puedan haiiar acomodo
n otroS sitIoS.
-NueStra eompahera dc trabajo
Sstinguida senorita Providencla
sodriguez esti va bien de Ia DOZEN
Ia que Ie retuvo en- cana a.gunos
Jas. en- 81 TesiienC.a lie Cataiio.
% ceiebramos.
Il Ha e-tado en- San Juan. en- A.
untos dei servielo. 81 ieie de Dis
rito de IA poiicia in=il,ar lie Manati
r. Milan.
-Hemos recibislo un eiempiar del
,lietO que contiene inforrnes de
y trabajos reaiizados per "a iunta
irectiva de Ia Csmara de Couercio
San Juan en- los ailos I.sI5-l9D6.
2 informa en- Ia circular que 2com-
ana Ia memoria que en- breye ~
a-a "a que corresponds ! los ailos
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CLEO en- las afueras deSla cludad
1uerzas de lnfanteria y un peloton de
poilcias lnsular. La policia sigue ha-
clendo practicas de caballerla y en-
breve quedaran completados los 80
glnetes que Sc propone reunlr ei
cuartel general. Ell servicio de pare
jas montadas, seria muy convenien-
te, sobre todo en- la isl a.
Ha tornado possession de SUI cargo
en- ell Reglstro de la Propiedad de
San Juan ell Lcdo. Jose S. Belaval
que hasta ahora actuo en- ell Regis
tro de Ponce y fue destinado 4 la
ciudad por causa de "a nueva divi-
sion de los reg istros hecha en- la
ultimamente pasada leglsiatu-
tura. Ell Lcdo. r. Tirado Verrier sa-
lie para Aguadilia a hacerse cargo de
aquei reglstro. Bien venido el Sr
Bclaval.
En- breve regresara a la isia el
Sr. Wencesl 40 Borda y su distingui-
da sonora, la que Sc encuentra res
tablecida de la dolencia que les
obiigo 4 ausentarse de la isia. Ceie-
bramos la mejoria de Ia estimabie
dana.
-Por sustitucidn regiamentaria Sc
ha hecho cargo de il presidencia de
la junta central de la Union de P
Rico ell Lcdo. Carlos NJ. Soier.
Sc informa que los capacetcs
que usa actuaimente la policia in
suiar seran cambiados ,por otra c,ase
de sombreros. SPagaran los poiicias
ese nuevo gasto? Lo pagara ell pue-
bio de p. Rico? En- uno Ii otro ca
no debe quitarse il Ia poiicia una
prenda de uniforme que tanpoco
tempo tienc de uso con notable per-
juicio para los fondos que han de
soportar ese gasto. Los capacetes
fueron aprobados por ia comisi0n de
ia pol lcia ysc prestaria criticas que
tan prontamente resuitare que de-
bian cambiarse.
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La experiencia de una mujer, bella
eneantadora, es sempre interesante,
particularmente cuando esa experienced
concierne vitalmente d todas las mujeres
que saben apreciar el eneanto de la ju-
ventud, lque es mas Indispensable hoy
la felicidad de una mujer que la be-
llezas La historic de Helen Sanborn de
como detuvo el curse del tempo Y Sc
burlo de los llamados especialistas de Ia
belleza, debiera ser leida por todas las
leetoras de este peri6dieo. Massage facial
banos de vapor, mascaras, cremas, etc.
todos estos procedimientos fueron caros
POGO satisfactorios.
Su descubrimiento simple y secreto dc
guitar las arrugas Ell una noche, y lograi
una tez bella natural, esta al alcance
de aqucllas que quieran entrar en- cores
pondencia confidential con esta encan
tadora benevola sonora. Este proce
dimiento fue descubierto por casualidad
tan seneillo y seguro, tan l6gico en- sui
principles que Sc sorprende uno de nc
haberlo pensado antes. No exige la menoI
Inconvenience nj pubicidad, no es po
sble que haga daio nj que no satisfaga
FL goce de la vida encuentra satisfac.
ci6n en- este triunvirato del exito: Belle
"a, Felicidad, Juventud. .
Sus informes pueden obtenerse gratis
soamente por corto tempo. Sc suplica
las lectoras que escriban inmediatamentt
4 Miss Helen Sanborn, Salon 2256 F
Beckman Building, Cleves nd, Ohio, E. U
VI A,
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1907 Y 1905. Sc incluven en- RI To-
iieto los iniormes que rcspeeto 4
exportaci6n : importation de pro
ductOs V mercancias en- 7. Rico. IL
guran en- las respectivaS establish
cas- dadas i conocer por 81 servlclu
de aduaBas de la isia, en- los rcspcc-
tivos amos fisca les.
Esrin en- Yabucoa. dc pa-co "a
Sr. Jost +. Benitez y su distingui-
da famiiia.
Se informa que en- 10 que g re-
fiere a cubrir piazas lie ieie, ie de-
partamentnS en- 81 go5ierno in,uiar
-e haran las nuevas designacione,
dc acuerdo con Ia opinion del Sr.
Cotton. Sc asegura que ei nueyo
Gobernador acept6 Ia nueva az!gna-
ei6n en- ei entendido que io> Icfe-
de departamento y Con>ejero- ,lei
Eiecutivo que hubieran dc ser nom
brados durante III peri6dO. scan de
acuerdo con II.
Aver eStuyo en- "a Mansion Eiertl
ilva e. iefe de- partido repubieano.
Aigunas personas se han hjaio
que cuando hace una vista Al GO
bernsdor inferno Fl jefe de iOs in
corPorados ei misrno dia o a, dia
SigJsiente vista tambisn Ia Fortase-
"a q eonse!ero DR.. Barbosa.
-Esta mahana han hecho ejer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
UNGUENT0 DED0AN
Cura radi ca lmente las
almor ranaS, eczema
picazon Q comezon,
he Ia. MEL

La primcra aplicaci6n del
Ungiiento de Doan, calma Il.
irritacion Ell cases dc picaz6n
d comez6n de la piel y en- la
mayoria dc los casos, una sola
latita es 10 suficiente para cu-
rar radicalmente los peores
casos de almorranas (salidas {
sanguinolcntas) ronchas, ara
dores, sabaIiones, sarpullido
aspereza del CUTS, grietas
herpes, barro, sespinillas, etc
Ell UNGUENTo DE DOAN DEsPER
GUIDE DL CUTS.
No debe faliar en- el "Bu
, .ioir" dc las sehoras. Los HON
nres deben usarlo EN- la nocht
lrl diia de barba q aieite. Tn;
iuena fricci6n al acostarse poi
i nochc Y obsfrvese la suIavi
lad del cuts al dia siguient,
ieSpues del baho,
PROCERESE. en- las boti
.as Y ticndas que venden me
licinaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-19
ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Office Of Porto Rico Irrigation Service.

Gaayanaa, Porto Rico, September IS,
1919.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until z o'clock I. NJ. ia
nuary II, 1910, for the construction
of an earth and gravel dam, to he
known as the Patillas Dam and Ap-
purtenant Structures, near the town
of Patillss, Porto Rico. requiring the
excavat on of about 726,000 cubic
meters of earth, rock and gravel. and
the placing OF about 1900 cubic
meters Of concrete. The estimated
cost is about s500,000. Plans and
specifications may be obtained from
this office: or from the Commissioner
OF the Interior, ran Juan, Porto Rico;
or from the L. s. Reclamation Service
Washington, ID. e. A deposit OF
50 90 is required for the plans, which
icposit will be refunded en- the return
eli plans prior 10 the date SET for open
ing the bids The right is reserved
TO reject any and all bids.
, b. NJ. HALL.
J chit Engineer.
Porto Rico Irrigation .Serrice