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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-12

A Flat to Let-Five fine rooms and
bath. All improvements except
heat, including J~anitor service. Rent
SIS. Location Market and South
First streets. Shirley & Blew, 1870
Smith street, Perth Amboy, N. ].
887S-7-S-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-12

Splendid observation-disclosures on
Kearny ayenue reasonable. N.
Adolf Nielsen, 176 New Brunswick
avenue 9003-7-12-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-12
HELP

plumber. Tele-
phone OR, South Amboy, N. ].
9O~14-7-12-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-12

Wanted-To exchange, q brand new
Oakland auto for real estate. Inv
Quire Meyer Karkus, ITO Madison
avenue. Telephone 404-R, Perth
Amboy, N. J. 6-26-tf-M-W-F
Nmmea's Butter Nut Bread--Is but
one quality-ths best; the best bread
made, suits the hard-to1pleasa. Sc. q loaf
everywhere. <-14MkE
100 per cent. Pure.-What? Sim
mems Butternut Bread. Health
and strength in every slice. At all
stores, &c. 1-11-tf-m-w-f-s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-12

Corner Flats, five rooms and bath,
modern improvements. =. Inquire
M. Shumsky, corner Market and
South First streets. 7~146-5-11-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-12

Large Furnished Front Room, IT'S
kearny avenue. 8S17-1-b-t1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-12

8993-7-12-13
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-12

Flat to Let-Six rooms and bath,
rent $40, on corne Park ayenue
and Barracks street. Inquire Jos.
Polkowitz, 278 Smith street or 227
New Brunswick avenue.
pQQQyQf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-12

Six Rooms, all improvements. In
quire S. Mandel. 202 New Bruins
wick avenue, grocery store.
8394-6-21-tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-18
La revolucion
doninicana
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS RECIBIDAS

NueStro dlStlnguld0 amigo el Lcd0.
don Manuel Garcia ha tenido La atenci0n
de facilitarnOS las nOticias que pubEca-
mos, y y que son las que 6l ha recibido
ofciamente por ell 1ltimo vapor llegado
procedente de Santo Domingo
Desiderio Arias, jefe de los reyolu-
cionariOs de la frontera n O.. anda
cOmpletamente deSorientado y seguido
tan s.lo de um pequeno grupo falto de
recursos. Con TN motive, reina la paz
en- la provincial de Montecristi
En- un parte del general Rubirosa al
PreSidente Victoria dicele 10 Siguiente :
En- un encuentra habido aver entire las
fuerzas bajo mi mando y un grupo de
descontentos al mando de Joaquin Her
nandez, fueron 6stos desbandados En
la lucha muri0 el jefe Hernandez
En- otro parte posterior comnnica
el citado general 10 que sigue,
Presidente Victoria, Capital
Acabo de recorrer con 300 hombres
a caballo las iurisdicciones de la Vega,
Moca y San f. de Macoris. Absoluta
tranquilidad en- los contornoS recorri-
dos "
Los trabajoS de las carreteras de la
Vega Moca, de MOca a Santiago, de
Santiago Montecristi Y de Azua la
Playa, han comenzado, restandole, como
es natural, muchos brazos la rev0lu-
ci6n por 10 que Sc puede yer que ell pals
no quiere sino la guerra del trabajo.
Con motive del comienzo de esos ira
baJoS fueron organizados lujosos festejos
en la provincial de La Vega. A los que
sc celebraron en- la capital de la provin-
cIa coneurrieron mas de tres mil perso-
mas
Hasta aqui las noticias recibidas por
el seilor Consul, y que publicamos gus
tosamente
Clertamente que la revoluci6n va sien-
do venclda POGO POGO, pues los recur-
sos del goblerno son muchos pero esto no
qu.ere declr que haya sido completa-
mente dominada, segun Sc deduce de esos
mismos lespachos que publicamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-18
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-18
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
Lillian Kirkwood TrisseI.

o sea demandado antes mencionaffg.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTTFFgyal
A listed que Sc ha presentado en- Esc.
oticina del Secretario de la Corte dr.
Dlstrito, San Juan. del Distrito JudTgIr7
de San Juan, Puerto Rico, la denlanEae
del actor antes cItado, en- la cual zsTessa
que sc declara rOto disuelto eI vfncyt--
10 matrimonial existente entire ef d.
mandante v demandado. Esta cita.SSrs
Sc pubhcara durante cuatro sensanzsE
una vez cada semana, en- ell BOLFT9N
MERCANTIL, segi1n orden dada por In
Corte con vista de la demanda TarafHzt
del demandante, de la citaci6n asszs
vuelta por ell Marshal por no haber eE>s
contrado en- esta isla = la denandada.. {
Y Sc NOTIFICA A listed one d.
no comparecer contestar dicha eEeAa
manda dentro de los Giez dias deSuussg
de notificado, 81 la notification Sc RT@a
clere en- ell distrito, Y dcntro de los vwiaz4.z
te dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera del distriea
pero en- la Isla de Puerto Rico. denSvus
de los cuarenta dias 81 sc hiciere en- orr.
parte, ell demandante podra obtener
una sertencia .su favor con arregF0 a.
10 pedldo EN- ell escrito de demands.
Els abogado de la parte demandxrsfss
ell Lcdo. Willis Sweet
EXTENDIDA BAJO Nj FTRAfA en-
San Juan, Puerto Rico hoy Is de Mavsa
de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-18

En- La Corte de Distrito del Disfrita JmA,
dicial de San Juan, Puerto Riec
EstadOs Unid0s de America.-FI Press.
dente de los Estados Unidos.-s
m
N1mero 1851.
EHE
- 9ys
Secci6n seganda-
-
EMPLAZAMIENTO
"a
Sam. B. Trissel,
Demandant@-
~
Lillian KTkwood Trissel
DenaandshG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-18
A Marin
Por Jose de J. Cavo,
Cperacionv> De az6car

CperacI0n~~ dc aZdcar
Aver 81 ham vendido la Yabae.s...
Sugar and Co, las sigmentcs parspSasa-
3.000s &c tral San Vicente
3.000s Central Can6yanas.
3000s- Central Monserrate
l-500s- Central -Inanita.
Total: 10-5lN Saeos a $3.50
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
WILL Be GIVEN HERE
ON FOURTH OF JULY
General Allen Tells Com
missioners Army Men Will
Fly If Weather Permits.

Airship flights by army experts will
be one of the features of the Indepcn-
dence Day celebr alton. IL the plans Of
the safe and sane committee on the
Fourth OF July materialize.
The Commissioners received toda Y
from Gen. James Allen. clIicC signal
officer. L. s. A, letter stating tnai
several fights across the city will be
made on that day if pra cticablc.
Other features of the celebration will
be d display Of dav and night ErewoI ks,
athletic and swimming events for which
prizes will be offered, and band con-
certs. Individual celebrations will be
held on the Fairgrounds under the aus;
piceS of the Washington Playground
Association and the Boy Scouts.
The committee will begin April ! an
active campaign 20 raise funds. Five
thousand dollars will be needed TO in
sue the success of the celebration.
From now until July | the efforts of
the committee will he directed toward
q movement to arouse the interest of
the citizens. In view of the Immunity
from loss Of life and property for the
last three years. and the success Of
former celebrations It is believed there
will be a liberal RESPONSE tC the re-
quests for financial assistance. Sub
sCriptOns will be received by 6eorg1
w. White, treasurer OF the safe ard
sane committee, National Metropolii an
Bank building.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26

ed me that he uses this tonic with re-
markabc success in treating Cye-trol-
blcs generally. II is excellent Tor granu-
lated lids.
plcNiOn that does not look artinCial, YOU
must not use face powder. Use instead
this lotion: Dissolve in y pint witch
hazel tor hot watCD ! ounces spurmlN,
then add , tcaspOOnfuls GIyccrine. THIS
lotion win remove that shiny. salluw
look and ciVo 10 YOUR skin clean,
clear. wholesome look. IT does not show
ol uh oft like powder and is unCqualcd
iitC". | nnG this lotion fine for coil
sores and preventing Chapplns.
TriNio +: I would not advise YOU 90
try an! OF thos" obesity cures YOU u"n-
ton At least part Of them are nothinE
tut worthless fakes. If yOu want II
safe fat-rcduccr that will give splendid
results, dissolve 4 ounces of parnotis i'll
lla pints hot water and take table
spoonful before meals. This I, medy re
moves excess fat rapidly without diet
ing or fatiGuinG exercises, and Is ABB
yoiutcly harmless. also inexpensive. IL
leaves thu skin smooth and unWrinklad.
Hattie: The formula fer that popular
French hair-GrOwUr You speak of Is as
follows. Mix tOGCthCr - pint alcohol,
II pint cold water and ounce quinzoin.
Make il yourself. as stale hair-tOniCS
are w0rthlrs@O Rub this into the scalp
twice week and you Will soon notice
YOUR nair getting thicker. longer aud
moro silky and lust"ouS. THIS splendid
tonic is an unfailtr- remedy for dan-
druh, falling hair and itching scalp. 1t
is good for both light ana dark hair.
Miss Jennie: \ splendid beauty crea:d
| that will not grow hair or make the
skin Shiny can be easily prepared h'
stirring into = pint cold water l ounce
aImozNin ana toaspoonfuls glycerin e.
| Use this night and morning and you
! skin will not clap, but always be Just
| as smooth. "lear aul soft AZ YOU CouII
| wish it, 1t is fine for removing dirt
| from the pores. preventing blackhcads
! and reducing enlarged pores. You are
sure to find this a grand compleXion-
| cream.
Read Mrs Martyrs book, "Ruauty." -"
| SI-AdV
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
Treasurer Lee McCIung
Is Forty-two Today

Lee Mcclure, Treasurer, of the
United States, whose name appears on
all paper money issued by the Treasury,
is forty-two years old today. one year
younger. is J. Kuhio Kalanianaole. Ter
ritorlal Delegate in Congress from Ha-
wall, where he was born. Matilde Mar
chest, probably the greatest singing
teacher the world has known, is ninety
two years old today. Calve, Melba,
Eames, and Sanderson are among her
pupils She now lives with her daugh-
ter. in London. A. l.. McLauYin, former
Senator from Mississippi, Is siXty-four
years old today: two years his junior
is Flavel S. Luther, president of Trinity
College, Hartford. DR.. James X. Pat
tersOn, for more than forty years presi-
dent Of the Kentucky State University, Y,
Is seventy-nine years old today.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
WORKS TO IGNORE '.
THE ATTACK MADE
BY LABOR UNION
California Senator Accused
of Making Knowingly
False Statement.

Senator Works probably will ignore
the attack made upon him last evening
by the Central Labor Union which,, In
formal resolution, accused the CALI
fornian of utterinE q statement he knew
to be false. Senator Works attacked
the Central Labor Union legislative COM
mittee in an address at the V M. {. a.
Sunday. The question at issue Is the
Senator's District excise bill
At Sentaor Works office this morning
1t was stated that the Senator had not
yet seen the resolution, and that he
probably would not care to reply TO 1t
when he had. The Central Labor Union
on the other hand today prepared to
send a copy of the resolution to the
Central Labor Union of Los Angeles,
from whence It is to be distributed
through California.
At the meeting last night p. J. Ryan,
chairman of the legislative committee,
and Secretary John B. Colpoys led in
the attack upon Senator Works. T.. l..
Adams offered the resolution, which
reads as follows:
Whereas there has appeared in the
Washington press report of an adj
dress before a meeting of tho Y. NJ. c.
\. by Senator John D. Works, wherein
It quotes him rs saying that a repre-
sentative of organized labor appeared
before the Senat, subcommittee on the
cVcise hearing and made the statement
that organized labor was opposed to tho
bill under consideration because 1T
would interfere with their personal lib
erty as An1rican citizens of getting
drunk whenever they felt like it." and
Whereas there was no member of Or
ganiZeI labor that appeared Eofore that
| COMMITTEES representing the Central Lo-
| IT,i., ln o.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

Victoria: No; soap Of no kind or in
any form should be used as a shampoo.
All soap contains free" alkttli, which is
too strong for the hair. 1t makes he
hair split. become brittle. dun, harsh
and ''stringy." \ perfect and very sim
pie shampoo prepared b. dissOlNinS a
teaspoonful of CanthroX in a cup of hot
water will cleanse your hair and scalp
thoroughly, and leave it ever so soft,
bright, and fluffy. This shampoo "c-
moves dandruff and stops scalp irrtG-
tion instantly. makes the hair Try quick
Iy and evenly without strcakinG and
gives TO it mCst deligntfui glossy
sheen.
painful. Mix little powdered dclaton"
with water. then spread this paste on
the hairs not wanted: after two or three
minutes rub off, wash the skin and thc
hairs will have vanished. This treat
ment leaves the skin soft and free from
blemisn.
Lillian r.: You can make your eye.
brows grow thick and silky BY rubbin!
pyroXin on with foreiinSer. Eyclasles.
too, will come in long and silkcn. with
delightful curl, II pTroXin be applied
to iash-roots with thumb and furefng"r.
Exercise care and do not get any where
no hair is wanted.
Maude: Your pImpy, sallow skin is
! due to impure blood. You should cor
rect this condition before warm weathCI
comes and so avoid worse troubles. 'r
quickly purify your blood, try tins
| home made tonic: Dissolve !. CunCII
sugar and | ounce kardeno in y pint
alcohol. then aid hot wator to make
quart. A tablespoonful Of this spIeu.
did tonic taken before meals will quick
| " clear your blood, and yo,r pImpl"s
! and sallowness will give way TO a rosy
! healthy CompleNion This is the fines
| tonic ! have ever fOunu for Iurifying
the blood, giving one energy and build
| ing up rundown condition Of the body
| You are sure to get splendid result.
| from it's use
Emma S: To make your eyes CleGI
and sparkling, try this simple eye tonic
| Dissolve an ounce OF CrystOs In a pin
of water and put Z few drops in eacf
eye twice a day. This tonic is very
! soothing and strengthening and will riC
| your eyes of all weakness aud innan
nation, and make them strong an,
| hcautlful. A prominent oCulist inform
The Washington times., 1912-03-26

involved many years work by Mrs.
James Pinchlt, Mrs. Richard G. Lay,
and others, was offered by invitation
women
The collection Is now permanently ar
ranged and the exhibition was made for
the purpose of stimulating interest In
this remarkable gathering of historic
and beautiful objects of art. Miss
Morris, of the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art, Of New York, was present.
Among the guests we're Baroness
Chinda, wife of the Japanese ambassa-
dor; Mrs. James W.-Pinclit, Mrs. Rich
ard q. Lay, Mrs. Robert Mccormick
Mrs. Winthrop Grey. Mrs Frank
Crosby Mrs. Julius G. Burrows, Mrs
Murray Crane. Mrs. A. ID. Addison, and
Mrs. Miles Poindexter.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
MaCCabeeS to Hold
Supper and Smoker

An sion of jollincation for the
knights OF the Maccabces of the Dis
trict of Columbia VIII be Monday night
April s, when between 500 and 1000
members are to meet in the old Ma
sonic Temple at the invitation of Ma
tional Tent, No. !, to enjoy buffet
supper, smoker, and to welcome two
visiting knights. Tho Visitors will be
g. G. ShOwaltcr, state deputy COM
mander of West Virginia. and A. w.
Frye of New Jersey. supreme picket
Of the supreme tent National Tent will
send out invitations to the 900 MaCca-
bees in Washington. OF this number at
least GOO is expected.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
Thieves Operate In
New York Avenue

Another. job has been added to the
already long list Of robberies since Jan
uary l.
During the absence of members of
the family yesterday afternoon, the
apartment OF Mrs. Ella Michard, at 90}
New York avenue northwest, was en-
tere.l and jewelry valued at 1925 stolen.
The theft occurred between and"5:3O
o'clock.
The articles taken by the thief in
cluded u watch valued at $3.50. another
watch. $50 a diamond ring. SIS; a clus-
ter diamond ring. SO; and a small saw
ings bank containing about SIS.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
. q q HEALS
o.o.0. SORES AND ULCERS

Ulcers ltust
right into the blood and the cause and the place bound
keeping the ulcer from the blood
they do not the the trouble At best they
symptoms and reaching the Every nutv ooEPus in the
around the place. but instead they constantly discharge into the flesh
gern-laden which gradually
into the surrounding healthy tissue and causes the ulcer to enlarge
purify the blood the only hope has long been
mpu from the blood While curing the
with healthy blood and thus makes the
medical
all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
SOCIETY WOMEN VIEW
UNIQUE ART EXHIBIT
Washingtonians Lend Collection
of Years for Private
Showing. o

Mechlin, Point d'Alencon, Flemish and
Flanders point de rose laces. ecclesiasti-
cal brocades and embroideres from all
the Latin nations Of EuJ5pe. seven
teenth century brocaded silks and vel
vets, hand-painted ivory and silk fans
and examples of Limoges enamel form
ed an exhibition at the National Mu-
scum yesterday seldom surpassed for
interest, beauty and intrinsic value. A
private view of this collection. which
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
MEASURE LAUDING
WILEY IS SHELVED
MARITIME Resolution Sent to Com
mittee by Senator Mar
tin.

The Senate has found a way to avoid
going on record with respect to Dt.
Wiley. Senator Marines resolution in
dorsing DR.. Wiley was called up yes
terday afternoon, and the New Jersey
Senator moved its adoption. Senator
Martin of Virginia moved as a substi-
tute to refer IL to the Committee on
Agriculture, and this prevailed.
The effect of the Martin substitute
motion is to shelve the resolution.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
E0erythine That Home Should Be.
A Home
of a
Different Sort

TIME MOST desirable side Of Fourteenth street,
the east side, where Spring Road intersectS it,
is entirely built up for squares. And what is
more TO the point, each home is occupied by its
owner.
The last homes to be built in this section are the
Spring Road Properties. Right here, bear i'll mind
that this is six to eight thousand dollar home
munity When constructing the Spring Road Prop
critics, the builders determined to make them repre-
sentative of the community in which they were To-
Gated in many reSpectS-dStnctly exclusive in many
other respects. They have done all this and more
as your inspection and comparison of the surround
ing homes will clearly prove The result is as ideal
a home as you ever laid eyes on-complete in every
detail.
Look al the six to eight thousand dollar homes
then examine carefully the Spring Road Properties.
The closer you make your comparison, the more you
will become impressed with the fact that here at
Spring Road is realty operation the like of which
does not come persons way very often. And you
will seize such an opportunity quickly for the Spring
Road Properties are sold on terms that enable your
present rent money to buy home, instead of the
usual rent receipt
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
Here's the
Front Door of
A "HIGH VIEW" Home

a MIGHTY imposing front door, too, isn't it?
~ The door of $1,000 home at least? That
may be the value, but it is NOT the price
This is an architects drawing of the front door
of High View" hCme. Every other part of a
High View" home is as high grade in every respect
as this front door. That's why "High View"
hGAnes sell so rapidly Their value is at least
1900 more than the price, and, in addition to this,
do not overlook the other equally as important fact
that you can buy one with the money you are now
paving for rent
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
Makes Long Trip.

SToCKBRIDGE, N. ". March o.
F.. b. owen will travel 1000 miles from
Italy and return, sto attend town
meeting here to protect against the
condemnation Of n small part of his
property.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
Kaiser Leaves Venice.

VENICE, March 26.-The Kaiser sail
ed from here today on the imperial
yacht Hohenzolcrn en- route to Corfu,
where he Will spend a brief vacation.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26

a SMALLER CASH PAYMENT.
will be accepted from those who do not
find IL convenient 10 Immediately transfer $500
cash into one Of the Spring Road Properties.
All that iSsTequTCd in such cases is small
increase of the amount of the monthly pay
ments.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26

y TO INSPECT-Take any Fourteenth Street car
going north Get of at Fourteenth and Spring Road
and you are right at the homeS-only a few minutes
ride from center of city.
The Washington times., 1912-03-26

PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS
Your druggist will refund money II Pazo
Ointment fails to cure any case of Itching
Blind, Bleeding Protruding Piles in to
dayF
The Washington times., 1912-03-26
Price, $1,000
r $500 Cash
lel"s $500 Per Month

(Which pays directly on the home including
all INTEREST,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in Al
tho Leading Stocks.

New York. MAY ITO the dispassion
ate observer additional evidence OF m
side selling or liquidation was fofthcom-
ing in todays stock market. The tone
was heavy when not distinctly weak ana
pressure was more or less pronounced
throughout the session. Volume OF busi-
ness was moderately large, not the least
significant fact being the increased &C
tivity that marked rte declining scale
All the leading shares, such as Reading,
Lehigh Valley. Union Pacific and United
States Steel tended lower with losses OF
one to two points by midday: ON the
other hand there were gains OF as mu ,e
and more in some of the sefni-actIve
stocks including International harvest
err, while the more obscure issues, among
which may be MENTIONED american esil
Mailing preferred and Texas Co., dis-
PLAYED fitful periods of Improvement.
American Can at 36z went to its lowest
price in over "A fortnight Canadian "a
with a similar achievement for Sears
Roebuek 1t was freely predicted that
developments OF advantage TO the snare
holders of Canadian Pacific and sears
Roebuck are impending, but the senu-
mental value of these stocks on the bal
ance of the list may be set down as IN
which is supposed to bear some relation
to Canadian Pacific also enjoyed briei
period of activity at higher prices.
1t was not until the late afternoon that
the market suddenly turned from heayi-
ness to acute weakness. Practically -cN-
cry issue on which the list mas punt
its rise OF the past Two HlOHtiS tfis'h ~
clined precipitately with the supply lar
in excess of demand. The decline was
materially assisted by the operations 81
the short interest. which was held 70
its position with unusual tenacity kead-
ing Lehgh Valley, Union PACING, Amer.
lean Can and United States Steel all feit
the force of the impact. while most OF
the early gains In the low priced ISSUES
were speedily wiped out In the an
sence of more valid reason, me
Street attributed the reversal 70 va
rious things. chiefly the attitude OF the
anthracite coal miners aud the posi- Bit
ty of awkward complications arising
frem the Investigations now proceeding
against the United states Steel ana
American Sugar Cos.
The final hour brought some chahse
for the better. The metal shares as
group reflected greater strength than
other industrials, their position being
fortified by technical conditions. me
closing was dull, with large percentage
of substantial net losses
Greater ease In short time money was
shown here. today 60-day accommoda-
tons being obtainabe at per cent,
against the recent 8, rate Another large
Geographic transfer of currency to san
Francisco was made.
Bond prices We're generally lower save
for Brooklyn Rapid Transit As. when
held strong Total sales, par value W,
$4,000 United States governments were
unchanged on call.