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The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
HOARD OF EDt CATION.
B|DS--NeW Schools
Secrntaryr nnlce. a0 Broadway.


Detroit Mich. Feb. l6. 1910.
Sealed proposals VIII 6c rccetve1 80
ur-t;ay Feb g. 1910, Tor furnishing
mo separate classes Of material and
labor necessary IA the erection or the
Tolnr f. Nichols school building. south
east corner OF Burns-aNe. and GoCt the
ST.. alsa the Conrad tlippctt school
buildiEg. west aide OF Martin ave,
north of Michigan-aHc.
Separate bids viii also be received
ruder the Ndson's General Specifcs-
lions carpenter General Specifica-
ons and Heating and Nentilating
General specifications.
plans and specifications may be seen
i'm tho office 81 the o. Supers isOr or
Eulldngs Robm / tnis building.
LLnunsels tunst be submitted on
Forms fuTnished ~ tEe SupervIsor and
must bc accompanied by certified
check CASH or surety company bond
equal TO sis per cent OF the bid
The Board III Education resrrN es the
right 90 reject any or all bids
WILLIAM j. LEE
secretary
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CHIC<Go PRODUCE.

cry. extras 2Sc. nrsts. csc, dairy. e%-
tras a5c. hrsts. re. Eggs Prime
frsts 25c. rrsts, 25C. Cheese Twins.
49, nl6s,c. daisies. i6s. al c. youns
Americas 1914 nl5%.c, market steady
Live poultry Turkeys. l1c; fowls. lGc,
spring chickens lttg ice, ducks. l4H
Sc. geese iOI lie.
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SOCIALISTS IN RIOT.
Scores Of Persons Are Wounded In
Germany.

Germany
BERLIN. Feb. 10 Scores Of per.
sons were wounded today in a social
list riot al Neumunster. where troops
with fixed bayonets charged the
rioters.
Dispatches from Cassel say that
serious riots also occurred there, the
police lighting with the socialist gath.
ering for more than an hour.
The socialist demonstratIons were
protest against the new Prussian
governments franchise bill and were
an aftermath Of Sundays demonstra'
ton. when fights occurred in half a
hundred German towns
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Feb l6.-Cattle--Recelp pts
II 900 strong. beeves, s. rs u 80 Ten
as s4l0Q5.s0. western, si-s o.ly.
~to.Lers and feeders s. 20 q 900. cows
snd hetfers S. sea so. calves. ) =
80 Hogs Receipts $1,000, market -
iovAr light s. s. Il $40. mixed. 1850
ar-. bAaVv sst0ug-o. yorkers. $50 q
. a. ,tgs x..JQS So Sheep and Lambs
Receipts - 600. steady. natives. 81 90
80: Western. s41Jp1, lambs. ma
ffve s-dy western. - ~
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JOBBING rRlCEs.

Canned Good.--Apples. gals, 81 10
baked beans. lib, JGVc. Lima beans.
Ngi so. Corn--Faney Maine. sllo'
standard. soc. Table beets, slss 2 80
pessnaney .os eariy SSae zs a,n sanu
sockeye. tail. si.ss: rat. ass; Alaska
reds. Sc Alaska pinks. 81. Toma-
toes. 20 u soc succotash. 81 SvtlO dox.
COnee-PaCkage coffee, lon-Io case
S. : 5 o. IL. delivered.
Feed-Bran. SEQ: fine middlings. $50.
coarse middlings. $2o, cracked corn,
SIS, coarse corn meal. 32s; corn anu
oats chop. so ton
fio"r-5Msithisan patents, In w ssIs
straight. s5.oS. clear. s. per hbl. Rye
hour. s4.65 per Dbl.
Oiis-Raw nnseed ssc. boiled lin
seed. 1sc. Diamond headlight Kerosene.
sac. Perfection. l0c, 5ocene, l-cs
crown gasoline. Ice gal. turpsntine' In
barrel lots. 6iisc per gal 80,
ProSisions-Mes pork. so. 90, famll
pork. s24.15V25. medium. clear. s.9 ~
bacon. 6igGisc, lard, in uerces, Is = c..
Kettle rendered, l4s.c per TO-.
Sugar-Q Quotations corrected daily by
W II Edgar a. crystal domino ..
s7.s5 EAGLE tablets, s6,5o. cut LOAF
sS.40; CUBES, $500 XXNN powdered.
$3.50 standard. powd ered, SS.s0. gran
ulated. extra coarse. - 40. sranuIatsu
fne u bulk. S5&5 gtanu!ated, IN 20 10
cotton bags. $50. Michigan sranulat-
ers A. s. 50. No. /. 81 40. No. :, - ~.
No s. $40. No :, s5.l5. No. ). $40,
No. =. 35.05. No 10. 50, No IL. si59.
No IL 81. 80. No. u. siS5. NO. ~ $+'s''
o is. sis5 per 100 lbs.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creamerics, extras sc.
hrst>. -tc, dairy batter, --t, pa' hl'tS
stock 1Oc per 10.
Egx-Fresh current receipts cases
Included .4Lac doz. Receipts on W ed
nesuay / 45l cases
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Carson, Craig & Co.

soa chamber Of Commerce.. Detroit
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND -
PROVISIONS
Members Hoston stock Exchange. Chi.
rago BOARD OF Trade.
Private wires TO ali markets
Michigan correspondents OF Pains.
Weber a. Co. Boston, and Logan q
bryan. New York and Chicago.
Branch Ofroe-2Oa-2Oo Hammond Kids
stock certificates delivered promptly
Corrcsnond enre solicited
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LIVE STOCK.
Fast BJFFALO-open
.I..r a >IeAen.. lINr STOCK Report

Hp'F'rATD. FEB. IL Special -Cat l.
ti.-Rec-ipts cars. slow. hogs IL
csirta % cars lower, heavy. sssV'
,rlsrs ssa5Gs3V. pigs. ssSo. Sneep
ana lambs Receipts 30 cars. slow
Sest latni.s ss,ogs SO. yea-lIngs -
49, uAthers Sss-5 u t.25. ewes, So
F5fy.s-Strong. S5dll.
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PRODUCE.

Interest ia the market is now largely
IN the egE deal offerings and receipts
have been steadily increasing and
prices have dropped from eight To- niuc
-..nts rom The eXtrerne nigh point
Many dealers tHIHk tHIs u decline
enough Tor the present as stocks arc
now going out about as fast as they
come in. The poultry deal - IN a ratn-
~ strained position. Al present hIgh
prices. the demand IL extremely linn
itCd. and anything like liberal receipts
would swamp the market but with ar
rivals as A. present. receivers are able
o. keep their floors cleaned up Butter
f. holding steady AT the last decline.
and the general list Is unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17

CLEVELAND O.. Feb l6.--Hogs --
Receipts l200, loo lower; all grades
a. ~ Cattie-l:eceipts cars strong
Receipts 10 cars, $500 tOp
Calves-Rec~lpts 100 head. 1880 top
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JAILED FOR FORGERY.

MONROE. Mich, Feb. 1b.--When a
man giving his name as William Nil.
Ter was arrested by Sheriff Dull for
yagrancy. bunch of blank checks
was found in the man S possession.
Three had been filled eut for an AK.
gregate OF $3.50 with the name OF
Harry l. Dansard. local business
man. signed TO them. The sheriff
SAYS Miller confessed TO a forgery in
Racine. Wis Miller Is held for 30
days on the vagrancy charge while the
shcrIff Is investigating bis record
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the general list is unchanged.
ARpIss.-ZFanGy. ,1g27s. commo

Appies--Fancy t3g375. common.
81 30 q z. 50 per bbl. western box apples
. , n 30 per box
Baonuas-Good shipping stock. 81 90
y : 90, according TO quality
Besns-Drtcd Lima. lac per 10.
teiery-fl Dtue grown 36935c doz
California. Si.s5 per crate.
Caaiinower--Caiiforn s27S ham,
per.
Cnbbage--sl .512 per Dbl
Cheese Michigan nat. late made 10
pl5i1c, fall made. 1874 al7c. York
state 1Sisc. L!mburger. Wisconsin.
lSc; York state. lee. German cream.
brick. 1870 e 1sc; Schwsitzet. domestic
block. zoe. domestic loaf. 22a 23c. Inn
ported. - n soc per b
Cra.berrie--s2U 2.25 bu. s5.50gs.5o
per bSl
Dates-Persian. sgsc. Fards. 9gshe
per 10.
Dressed CaIves-Fancy. llUiihc:
. common. ga Toe per Id.
Etg--Jmported. new. IL 4itc per ID.
California. s5c per box
EtnRpn HaJdie-i"n lie per 10.
FRESH NeErtnbies-CuCum hot.
house s. - "a 80 dOZ, lettuce. hot
house i3fI4c 10. head lettuce. $3.50 per
bbl s125 doz. radishess2 20 ~ 2Oc doz wax
beans. 50 per hamper; parsley. 25c doz,
green beans. S9t513 PEI hamper,
green peppers coo SaskeI rutabages
SOg40c EU, Hubbard squash. On q &c
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17

A dead dog recently was made ;o
bark anil how before the French
Academy OF Sciences by applying
feeble electric currents TO certain
throat muscles after the lungs had
been inhated.s
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
1nICAGn GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb It. Wheat traders
ignored the weak cables today. Com
mission buying was limited and the
market strong Corn started strong 10
q zap. offerings limited. oats steady
To- "a shade easier bot good demand de-
Ncoped later and prices advanced. Pro
visions hrmerJ
Moor WbeRt and corn lu both
months Iaet!anaIik advanced. dat o.
unchanged
tluse-W rettt SCARED srusatloually
in tle lasf hour AMI closed very strong
May ended p iac above tie opening, July
isr. and September - higher. Corn
and oats advanced skBrply IN sympathy
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Markets and Finance
Quotations by Hayden. Stone = Go.
AILA Ill .rL l-ln.

with wheat Provisions closed strong
II 10 Sgc over the opening price.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17

10. Florida tomatoes s.5O per q
basket crate. soc per basket. water
.ress Sog3Se dox. tnrnips. 6oc bu;
cr.p..-Malasas, ,ags-sO per Dbl.
Grape Fruit-stQi.25 per case
following prices for bsied hay In car
i1ts @ b, Detroit no usm aesn
$3.50. wheat and oat straw. 81 Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from sit TO SIS. as TO
H,ss.-No. ! cured. ,ls; No, : cured ed:
i klD e MG S Ns ffS" green iS &c:
Ereen, No. j, is2; 30. 2. is'se; Salt,
hides n. $50 k SS Z '2SO' shssp'
Hon~y-FancN white. isgi'c; eS-
Lemons--Caliiornia. ss;Sogs'S box.
Ltnses-sl ul.25 per 100.
Mushrooms-i5a see per ID. =.
Nuts-Walnuts, l5Vl6c' Almonds ~
v lSe, pecans, l2g &c nloerts; ~ re
new hickory nuts. shellbarks, sl'ssV
Onioa.-aiichlgan. 7s9sOo ou. new
orangcs-CaIifornia naveis. se75g3;
Floridas. $3.50 box; tangerines. SEQ 20
Oyst-r.-soiid packed. standards.
N.s5: selects. 81 per gal; standards. In
small cans, 20c large cans. 2Sc, Sc
lects small use. large 35c can.
Ptneappie-F'lctida N.15g2 doz.
50 "A $50 per crate.
Fopcorn-Ears. .egehc per 10.
Potstoes-Car lots bulk. 3343tc,
bags. S6QSOc bu. new Bermudas. $2.23
125o per bu.
Pouliry-sprlngs. Isc ID hens. $50
i6lsc. ducks i5ul6c; geese 10 e DC.
turkeys 7Qlsc per 10. Dressed chick
ems. hens. l6p17c: ducks. 100 ne:
geese. l4p l5c. turkeys. 20 2yc per 10.
Rabbits-$l.75 per doz.
straw bcrries-60 q csc per quart box.
sweet Potatces-J erseys. kiln dried.
Tsilow--No !. 81. .: No. 2. sac.
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Ooh PriRtinp done right riDes
frtntinE Co.. & John. r st. Call Main
ifes. OF city $3.50.
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rt,I.ET,o.

.TOLEDO- o. T'eI -Wheat-Casn.
$N-Gi. MAY s6ig Auly. sl07-..
corn cash p. z. May .oE.'c. July and
SEPT .Ula, Oats-,rtash 5Ol G.. MAJ.
sos, july tVc sept. we. Rye--No.
SEC No. 3. IS. CloVerseed Cash.
Fcb end March. $500 April s5aels
oct =. prime alslke SID Prime
Timothy. s. Butter eggs and has. TN
.sh4U.reu
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb. ls-Close' Wheat i
making advances now against the VIII
OF many experienced traders VINO would
Xix. 10 take no notice OF crop damage
reports The professionals think The
crop news should receive no attention
a. 10 i. 50 early that actual conds tlons
cspnot be ascertaiRed and nothing zen
mite will be- know until thr grow
season - or. The strength no" - com
inz from outsiders VINO believe III the
reports Their orders are numerous
and IaTgr and eastty irrtttr-ftt-e 49, t4'@lI
ket. because 81 the very small stoc x =
Al all leading points 10 - sald ina
the shorts have been all run In, bat
The outside buying Is so strong lNat
the market keeps on advancing Or
elgn markets are easy kansas. Wnlch
was warm on Tuesday, reported only
four above zero on Wednesday. making
the worst weather ~ the season 10.
growing wheat Minneapolis wheat
stocks Increased bat the Uilfs were ac-
tlte buyers and were paying hlgh
prices The tone 81 tie market was
bulIish all day and closed at an adj
vance OF g. IN cash aut May and lN'c
iu July corn gained 10
Wheat uuotatlons-Cash No red
wheat cars Al Sl.Z4. closing at SIS
MaE opened without change al sl.-1 =.
anu advanced TO 81 20. July opened
AZ 81 G8i. and advanced TO 81 o. = .
mixed cars at $l2+ No. ] white
Coarse grain quotations Corn-Cash
No G. s5Isc. 40 yellow. cars at
66c az G6i. at 60 II No. yell
!OW cars az Gic.
oats standard 3 ears at - - G.. No
Q white. = cars at ace.
HNe-Cashs NJ. I. h3lsc
Heuns-Cash Sis March. san
CtpS ,ts.-,.l Prime spot. i25 DaEs at
g. 90. Marcn. roo oaEs al s. 10, sample
$50 bags at s. "a at ti15 10 az s. 20
prime sslke. $50, sample als'ke ~
bag~ az SS.15
Tirunthl Prime spot. 100 bags
&scncsdax Mime
8Iolfs, 90 cars against 30 Eesr ago
ualItl. Fl ears against L. Winnipeg
IIt .tete. against "a kansas city, ~
cars against 2s.vSt Louis $4,000 bu
against ag.0o0 bu
Liverpool closed with wheat IA d 81
over. and corn "a higher.
Receipts iu the Detroit market We'd
i.,stay Included . cars ~ WHEAT. and
s. 81 corn Stocks aree jsS ,o@ bu %
~ heat stN.t96 h1 % corn. 5o.s4S bu or
o.ts lilo bI % barley aud 1855 hu
Wheat receipts at primary, points
w ednesday .5ss.oQ0 hu war agp. iiF,-
coz hu.
+ ports 81 wheat aud -four wcdnes-
daE ls4 UDn bu.
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U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices furnished BY Hayden
stone * 60. Opening
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone Il Co. ll5-llS Grisw0ld-st.
open High. Low Noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-17
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

'EN-dlvidend. s..
EN.diNidend -. per cent.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-01

the young plants carried in pots until
the uccseding spring before setting
them in their permanent locations
This gives good. strong plants; but It
requires a longer period OF waiting
before the blooms come. A very sat
isfa ctory method Is to take the seeds
as soon as ripe. and SOW them ir
drills where the plants are to stand
Work the soil up finely and deeply
Open up rows about one and half
inches deep Drill In the seeds. an'
cover up by filling the row. Press the
coil firmly with the foot or with thu
back of hoe II the season is dry,
water must be supplied until the seeds
are up. which will usually require
shout two weeks
After the young plants are estab'
kshed. they should be thinned to about
sIA inches The soil 81 ould be kent
well cultivated through the ia
months After the ground has frozen
protect the plants for the winter with
leaves from the grove. held in place
With a few sticks Or. cornstalks NAV
ne idlu IOuSClJ ou IuS to"S ~ WI
the same purpose. These coverings
should be removed in the spring. after
danger of freezing weather is past
Cultivate the soil well during the
spring months, and supply more well
rotted manure. II It can be had The
shoots will begin to spring up in late
spring. and, in July great spikes OF
creamy. white. purple. and red bios
SONS will repay your labor.
To protect the, plant from, rust,
which is its only serious pest, destroy
ali wild mallow growing about the
pace. If the rust appears, meet it at
the gate with Bordeaux mixture am
plcpiarai copper carbonate solution. Of,
lime sulphur mixture. In fact some
Of these, the formulate for which can
be found in your experiment station
bulletins, should be used during the
spring months as preventive spray,
TO Kill the spores Of rust before they
terminate on the foliage. The spray
should be applied thoroughly to the
xnder side of the leaves.
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(. LLYHoCKS.
BY c. K Kirkpatrick, Mime
sofa University Farm.
]. !. !. :: : !. j. + i. /. i. i. j. \ j. +

y" " IL = =. - IL y - II y y y y y =
One Of IT,, highest bidders for state
hncss ana "gance among the easily.
grown, har, perennial flowers is the
common 0. hollyhock Of grandmoth
er's gartc It belongs to the mallow
family, a. Came to us from China IN
time for Oh" great grandparents to
appreciate is beauty. In its palmy
DAYS it vi a much greater favorite
than at p, Mt, and it can point back
with pride u the time when members
of It's clan 0uld tlaunt titles and dis
play many i edals. But, In the time u
It's grcatp-t popularity. from hobnob
bing with I've wild mallow, it contract
ed the Ia'.e's worst habit, rusting,
This pgo>" he undoing Of the holly.
hurk: tuI uwers, in the past genera
tiun. no, u"g outstanding the control OF
fungus pr. is they do today, discard
ed the = as worthless With the
growth ut Wedge, it is coming back
into cStcrI
The idc lite for the plants will be
IN the baD round. along fences, in
The cornel about buildings, and II
the open p IS among shrubbery.
The sol, or this plant should be
made very 'ch with well.rotted barn
yard manure Apply the manure liber
ally. and v"'k 1t we'll into the soil; fol
tn" plant de'ights in a situation well
e y, With vegetable matter. Al
t.n..-.. an. pc Of soil will produce
long spike magnificent blossoms il
created :. the foregoing manner
" e., y, DOR soil the spikes will
always y, ,rt and the flowers small
The 81; are often sown in the
srr, "ho"> I fats in the spring, and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-01

When your feet are vet and cold
and your body chilled through and
through from exposurs. take . BIG
dose Of Chamborlaln'e Cou1& Romoay,
bakhe your fset II ~ watee bsooeo
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-01
Care Of the Brood Mare.

Care Of the Brood Mare.
Tue idea that brood mare may not
BIZ worked throughout the greater part
Of the year, without injury to herself
o. offspring, is an erroneous one. All
n.4t Is required liz careful and intelli.
gent handling So says an expert In
The Orange Id Farmer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-01
Coal-oil. naphtha, gasoline

Coal-oil. naphtha, gasoline
all coal,tar products-are per-
feet Insecticides; touch Of
any one Of them being fatal
They will clear houses and
harms and poultry-sheds Of YER
min more readily than any
other agents. Spraying barn
or po,;ltry-house with any of
them is the quickest way OF
getting rid of lice; but II you
have no convenient sprayer,
spripking brush will do.
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bring It down 70 he Ntnot Furnl-
turs Company. ana they wln repaif
It TOR you. G. BslnoaA, manager.
1850.
Jo0 0AID-aeo NsA1a l1sln: as
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QuarreIs DON'T Help the Town.

Too many small towns exhaust their
energies in petty qnarrels and local
rows in which the disputed issues do
not amount to a picayune. II all the
energy and enterprise that are wasted
In getting even and giving an enemy
4 dig could be put to work for the
good OF the community these small
towns would really amount to some
thing People who are busy working
together for the common good do not
have time or inclination to peddle svl
reports about their neighbos0 81 -
1abble In little quarreA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-01

going to bed. and you are almost cer-
tain to ward on . ssvsro cold For
sale BY Ill dealers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-01

II you hsvs ~ sssssa Ssrsaaar'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-21
/ | P | { A s.

Los caballos Gle San Juan que han
de tomar parte en- las carreras del
"a y 25 han Negado va a la Ciudad
del Sur.
Segdn las dltimas noticias reclbi-
das de aquella poblaci6n los caballos
Jibaro, Perla, Musico y Mallorca,
Sc hallan en- condolences inmelora-
bles para la lucha y dispuestos a no
dejarse veneer facilmente.
La Sociedad Hipica de Mayaguez
remiti6 tambien su hermoso "trlun-
virato" compuesto de los caballos-
Rosita, Coloso y Murcia, tres ]acos
que son temfbles cada uno en- sus dis
tanclas respectivas. ,
Sc dice que Westland, preparado
para la carrera de resistncla a 2OOO
esta tambien traqueado que esta
"a punto de caramelo"
Hay quien dice que Mallorca sera
ell ganador de la Copa Post, pero,
hay que tener en- cuenta que en- esa
carrera correran Perla y Mulato J
Coloso que no son "cascara de coco
Ell entusiasmo para concurrlr
estas carreras que hara epoca en- loS
anales de la historic de las fiestas nj
pleas en- los Hipodromos de Puerto
Rico, sigue en- aumento y sabemoS
de mas de 1000 excursionistas q. ST
preparan a invadir Ia ciudad del !! SUI
en- los dfas senalados para estas Ties
tas, aprovechando la gran reba]a at
precios que hace la compahla dc
ferrocarril.
Los dias "a y Is habran ocho ca
rreras cada dfa y Sc ha organlzad(
un match para carrera de trote en-
tire los magnificos caballos Carras
quillo de Humacao y Volador Pon
l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-21

da la iglesia Sc la proveyo de image
mes, recibiendo valiosos donatlvos
en- alajas de plata y ORC, regaladas
Dor la sonora Da. Rosa Portalatino,
de la que aun existen deudos en- el
pueblo, entire estos Da. Juana de Ar
ce.
De la antedicha obra de Cordoba
tenemos: LA iglesia tiene cura pro-
pio, sacristan y mayordomo. Sus fon-
dos en- 1880 fueron l3 ps. 6 RS. 6 mrs.
Y ell valor de sus alhajas 1886. Ell pa
rroco disfruta una capellania de 225
ps. Sc halla establecida la cofradfa
delSantisimo. Ell cementerio de man
posteria, Sc halla la entrada del pue
bio. Tambien disfruta la parroqula
de una cuerda de terra a su espalda,
donaci6n de dona Luisa Orjales. En-
ell pueblo habia establecidos tres
eclesiasticos.- Hay administration
de Real Hacienda y Aduana, slendo
uno de los puertos habilitados de la
isla. Un subdelegado Gle marina ca
pitan de puerto y 54 matriculados.-
En- 1924 consistia el vecindarlo de
6953 almas, y en- 1928 di6 el censo
$3.50, clasificados en- 54S3 blancos,
6S3 pardos,, 235 morenos, CAB agre-
gados de todas castas y 1906 escla-
vos. Ell ndmero de varones fue de
4O6S v ell de hembras de 43O2. En-
1880 nacieron 800, murieron 252 y
J hubo II matrimonios.- En- el vecln-
dario habia 1919 estrangeros, lO5 ar
tesanos, un escribano, una escuela,
dos Interpreters, tres. medicos, un
practicante, un agrimensor, tres bo-
ticas, 33 tiendas y 81 ventorrlllos.
Ell pueblo comprende "a casas, ZIG
bohios ITO casas y l4l bohlo en- el
campo Sufri6 tambien una horrl-
BILE quema ell ano de 1922, reduciendo
Sc a cenizas porci6n de muy buenas
casas y de intereses: esta desgracla
acaecio por la noche, 10 que dio lugar
a que Sc cebase ell fuego hiclese los
danos que aun Sc lamentan. Las mar
cas- de este incendio quedaron vlsl-
bles por muchos amos en- paredes y
estantes carbonizados.
Ell reloj pdblico colocado en- la
iglesia fu6 comprado con fondos su-
ministrados por una compafia de
aficionados dramaticos que organi-
70 el juez D. Gaspar de Estrada con
varios jovenes Y sehoritas, entire los
que recordamos a D. Antonio Firpo
Suarez, D. Jose Veray Llama, d..
Ramon Martinez Grammar, d. Jose
Mendez de Arcaya. Con parte de es-
tos fondos tambiGn Sc di6 principle
al arreglo de la plaza por los amos de
1852 al de 1856.
Vease Ia edicion del mafiana
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Psra hombres. Cursos pars grades; tam
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Profesores competentes. Bibiotecs,
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fundado empieza Sept. IA. Catalogo de
30 paginss gratis Direction J. A. More
head, Presidente.
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GasOllna.--Aceite, Grasa y Efes
tos para AUTOMOBILES. Blcicleta,
y Accessories de todas clases: hay
de venta constantemente en- Ia
AGENCIA de j. Brandt.
Telefono No. 6, P. O. Box 81
Plaza Principal al lado del Con.
sistorio.
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La Palmita. lado del parque
de Bombas y de la Iglecia. Puesto
de refrescos y dulces de varias cla-
ses. Y limonadas, cigarros y ciga-
rrillos de todas clases. Especialidad
en- refrescos de cebada y dulces de
almibar. Frutas refrigeradas-Dio-
Jnisio Villa.
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F. ARIZONA Oliver. Alma cenista al
Dor mayor en- provisiones de todas
clases. Molinos para moler malz y
maquinaria para preparar cafe.
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la Chiquita." De Jose Mas J
Perez Ropa hecha Quincalla y Mer'
ceria Fabrica de sellos de gonna.
Gale Mayor, esouina a Estrella.
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Hotel America, Altos de :"La Mar.
earita.":. de Lopez y Fernandez,
plaza Delicias. No. 10.
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Llorens 6 Sanchez Montalyo.--
Bufete y Notaria en- Ponce Plaza De-
licias %.