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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
TINE FIGHTING AZ MEllllA.


MADRID, Oct. .2i.--Dcspstches from Me-
lila. received yesterday, say that the Moofs
continue work upon the trenches, and that
the Spanish guns are still silent.
The sail0rs on board the Spanish gan
boats, Conde and venadito, burned two
Moorish vessels which were stranded upon
the beach. The Moors sent bands Of
horsemen down to the beach and managed
to remove other vessels to places Of safety.
The Madrid correspondent Of the London
Standard, in diapatch regarding the nght
between the garrison at Melills and tho
Arabs on Saturday, says that the whole
population Of Melilla crowded the roofs and
ran,parts and every other point Of vantage
to watch the fighting. The garrison mus
tered l2O guns and prepared for action.
The Arabs were reen gathering all around
the Spanish lines. The Spanish gunboat
Venadito anchored 1000 yards of shore.
The Arabs Immediately opened fire upon
the garrison. The Venadito discharged 81
shells ut the trenches. which were crowded
with Arabs and groups Of iorsen,en. The
shells inflicted many casualties. The Arabs
replied the best they could with their rifles.
but the contenst WAS 80 unequal that they
speedily fled 10 the mountains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
IMMIGRANTS FROM CANADA.
The New Bureau to be Established by the Gov.
ernment.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a The men who are
to establish the new United States 1mmi-
grafton Bureau in Canada left here for
Montreal last evening.
The bureau is to Inspect all immigrants
destined for the United States coming by
way of Canada. They are TO have the CO.
operation of the different Canadian rail-
roads and steamship companies, with the
consent of the Canadian government. The
men will be stationed at Quebec until navi-
CATION on the St. Lawrence is closed in
December, when they will go TO Halifax.
The force consists of Commissioner Dan
iel Van Dusen. formerly chief registry clerk
at Ellis Islsni; Inspector Peter f. Miller,
an Ellis Island clerk John Conkling, con-
tract labor inspector, and John Won
Eggers, inspector. They will give pass
ports to desirable immigrants coming here,
and no immigrant not so supplied will be
allowed to cross the border.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
DON'T LOSE
YOUR HEAD

Because cholera threatens to break
out In this country.
You can avoid this European scourge
If you will bat Ii.tea 10 reason.
Cholera has It's origin In a disordered
condition Of the stomach and bowels,
accompanied BY loss Of tone Of the sys-
TEN.
SO long as you keep the stomach and
bowels healthy aad the system toned np
TO its highest resisting point, you are
safe.
HIDDEN's MAGNETIC CoMrouNp
cieanses and strengthens the stomach
and bowels. keeps the blood active and
pure, and restores vital energy and
the power Of resistance to disease.
HpDgN's MArNErtc CoMroUsp will
make you we'll and keep you we'll. 1t is
the mighty safeguard against choieraic
poison.
Take 1t willie you remain In town. and
order some OF your druggist for us,. In
the country, at the mountains and by the
seashore. iIrpDEN's MAGNETIC COM
POUND will protect you from the chol.
era wtetevef you are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
F'URS.

Our Fur Stock 10 nov complete. showina
the lafgest and most varied assortment ever
shown ON the Kcnnebec.
One entire floor devoted to ladies' 1HR
garmenss and trimmings.
OUR FIRST OBJECT In sslsceing fa1a
is to have the best quality.
WE HAVE TAKEN advantage of ~
money conditions the last three months b
buy for cash. therefore We own our fars q
the lowest cash price. and offer them - or
customers cOfrespondingy cheap.
OUR assortment consists Of CApss aAd
Wraps made from the latest dsaigus IN ~
the desirable furs.
THE PUBLIC 10 cordially invited 10 call
and inspect the same.
n. G. BARKER, Mats aad Fvrs.
Davis Ger. Stess. oafdlaes, H.
oct9cod top col istP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

Against III hesIth, debility ani neryousness il 70
pfomote digestion, sctfv ~ of the lver ard Fegu-
tarity of THE boss n the inrsrrp y lfabie alter
ative aud tonic, Ho-:sttfF's S.o-se Bitter. 4
medicine vifhour draz back. SAFE and Thorough.
and having the hiEhe-. p ofe-s oHai ss-etiou. II
promotes aaeqIa secretion of rh- gastric
Juices that solvents of the feed and
It's conversion ia'p rich. sczrishing boot, whieb
never fail 10 honor the drafts for ssTeegfh made
upon II by tie rest cftse sys.em- A. 4 laxative
Of the bowels il is natural and gen le in oprr ion.
but at the same fin- effective BY dir~cefng the
bite In 70 its proper chanBei Il removes the msny
and harA4zings mpt ms o. Yer complaint. Heart.
burn, nausea, sick hcadaehes. nervousness. yheu-
nstiso, nalafia and kidney trosbIes are femeticd
kwE l
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DAvirIs FINANCIAL rR0UDLEs.
Court Refuses Him q Certificate oi Banksvpiey
ios Election txpsasss.

DUBLIN, Oct 24.--Michael Davitt has
been ,efn,.d certificate in bankrupty.
Mr.. Dsvitt was forced to. appeal TO the
bankruptcy court in consequence OF the ex-
penses incurred in contesting the north d.
vision of Meath. from which constituency
he was returned in the general election.
He was unseased on petition, 1t being
charged that hi, election was due to clerical
intimidation. In defending the action
heavy expense was incurred. Mr.. Dsvitt
was subsequently elected to represent the
northeast division of Cork.
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f.a.sa ITO. !. Need Of American Coal.

Lospos. Oct 24.-The Chronicle says
tia, there is sood deal OF Wild talk about
shipping American anthracite to England,
owing 10 the coal strike. All this talk, II
ssys, IL absurd, a. the expiring dspate in
the Nidiands hiss iefi the great anthracite
coal frh In South Wales unaffected. ex-
csps Tor a. probably increased outpaf.
Giea; Britain, Is adds, wouli have suffered
direct calamity before importing Ameri-
can anthracite.
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TkOTTER vs.. PAGER.
The Great Peho,mtrs 0issctum and mascss
will Meet d Columbus.

LExISGToS, KY. Oct. "a Monroe Ssuls-
bury ha. matched the black colt Directum,
205 IA, sgsinst the PAGER Mascot, 2.V.
holder of the worlds pacing record, in
race. Difectum 10 the champion for two
year-old trottiog stallion, fastest four-year-
old of any sex, fastest stallion, and holds
the worlds trotting record for race.
This mat h il for 5000 sile and viii
he trotted at Columbus, Ohio, over the
Fleetwood track.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
47th Annua! mee,irg Of American Missionary
ASSOCIATION a. Elein. III.

ELeix, Ill, Oct. 2i.--The 47th annual
meeting of the American Missionary Asso-
ei,tion began this evening in the FIRST Com
o-egatien Il church. with large attendance
Of missionaries and prominent disines from
,ll parts OF the United States.
The address Of welcome was Delivered os
Rev. J. II. Seldom of EiGin. an responded
to bv President Merrill f Gates, Amherst
college. Reports of Treasurer Hubbard
snd the executive committee show great
,,iyancemeut in missionary work.
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Mr.. CilIawsy Must Prove His Sanity.

New YORK, Oct. 2i.-Justice Barrett
has appointed Peter b. olney, Dr. Samuel
x. Elliott and Samuel W. Miibank as COM
missiouers to inquire into the sani'y OF
LAWYER George W. Diiliwsy. Mr.. Dills-
way became insane at Bar Harbor last
summer and is now at the Mclean Hespi-
tai. Somerviile. Mass. The inquisition
was applied for by George II. Adams, a
cousin of Mr. Dillaway. The mother OF
Mr.. Dillawsy live. at Roxbnry, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

We desire to say TO our citizens. that for
yesrs we have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. BuckIen's Arnica Salye and
Electric Bi,iers, and have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do aot he's
ifate to guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase price, II
satisfactory results do not folloS their use.
These remedies have won their great popu-
lsrify purely on their merits. W. A. ERIK
inc, Druggist, Gardiner, Me-
iuly3od&wchvkyfolfm
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THE MELiNlrE SCANDALS.
Further Reveia ions Threatened TO bs Made by
the Prisoner Turpin.

PARIS, Oct. 2i.-Turpin. the second OF
the two men sentenced to terms of impris
onment for completely in what are known
as the 'melinite scandals, has been inter
viewed in regard to the Liberation from
prison of Tripone, who is said to have been
the secret agent in France of the Arm
strong Gun Company, of England.
Turpin declares that so long as Tripone is
at liberty he will keep secret his latest in
vention in gun firing, by which he claims to
be able to manufacture gun which will
fire 1000 shots Il minute. He slso threat
ened to make further revelations regariin g
the melinite scandals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
rHe GERMANS IN AFRICA.
More Territory Csdsd 10 Them BY The Ssitsa
Of Nell.

BERLIN, Oct. 24,--The Vossische Zeit-
ung publishes despatch from Daf-es-Sa-
IaanS, near Zanzibar. saying thst the Sultan
OF Nell. a paramount chief Of the kilims-
Marc district, has sued for peace, and has
accepted all the terms offered BY the Gsf-
mans. BY these terms the Sultan ceties
large tracts Of territory to Germany, and
gives up oil the niles and ivory In his
possession.
Two companies Of the German colonial
force will remain in the sultan's district for
the present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
IrAtvs FINANCIAL PROBLEMS.
Ex.Premier RudInI's Criticism Of iks 0svssA.
msnfs Policy.

RoME, Oct. H.--Ex-Premier Rudini, In
letter to the electors, strongly opposes
Premier Giliotti's fi.csl policy. rs recently
outlined, and urges the necessity Of the end
Of state debts. The government, he says,
should make large retrenchments, - such ,
course alone would save Italy. He adds
that the country 10 passing through an un-
fortunate period, and predicts that worse 10
coming unless immediate action 10 taken.
He contends that the Dreibund has not
imposed undue charges upon Italy In regard
to the army on the contrary, he says, Italy
could be charged with culpable imprudencs
if she reduced her army. 1t is only posi-
bic to save the army by good financing.
Signor Rudini also blames the manner OF
the governments settlements Of the Algues
Mort, incident with France.
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WILL Be SIX MEMBERS SHORT.
The Kansas Legislature 10 Suffer IRON the
Cherokee Strip Opening.

ToPEKA. Kan, Oct. 2.--The politicians
have discovered tina, the State will lose siIs
members of the Legislature from the couri'
ties in southwestern Kansas. where crop
failures and the opening Of the Cherokee
strip have almost depopulated that state.
According to the vote of last year the Re-
publicans would lose four and the Demo-
Gratis one and the Popuiists one. ----'@-'
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Won't lump This Time.

BosToN. Oct 24-Lawyer John F. But
Ter. forger aud em0ezzler. called back from
Chicago, was in the superior criiniaai
court Yesterday. He preferred not to plead
until he had been advised by his counsel.
The court was told of the fact that Butler
had iuraped bail in the lower court, and
consequently fixed the bail for both
charges at Sls.e10 The bail on the en-
h, element accusation was placed at $500.
ard tba forgery charge at $500.
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FOREIGN TROUBLES.
England Gaining in War With
the African Matabeles.
Germans Secure Great Concessions
Of Land from Sultan Of Nell.


LONDON, Oct. 24.--A despatch to The
Times from Cape Town says that King
Lobengula is dividing his forces and send
ing . part Of them against the northern
columns. The remainder Of the Matabele
troops are being directed against the Tall
column.
The officials of the British Chartered
Company regard this movement upon the
part Of Lobengula ~ being favorable to
their operations.
The Times correspondent at Cape Town
says that two British columns are marching
to the southwark along the watershed near
Matoppo Hills. avoiding the rivers and the
bush.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

VIM. Maboney and Charles Warren of
Lewiston are under arrest at Bath, for eva
sion of fares on the Maine Central and for
alleged assault on Conductor Gardiner of
that road.
Rev and Mrs. Silas NJ Emerson cele-
brated their golden wedding Monday night
at Bidieford. Mr.. Emerson is IA member
of the Maine Methodist conference, but
has not been active in the ministry for
many years. He held regular pastorates at
West Kennebunk, Calais, Lyman, North
Biddeford. Eliot, Poland, Bowdoinham,
Yarmouth, Buxton and Monmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
MAINE NEWS.
S. B. Hunts Sardine Factory
at Robbinston, Burned.
Loss on Stock and Plant $4,000;
Partially Covered by Insurance.
esfgiafs Enter Fairfield Freight Depot But
Secure Little Booty.

CALAIS, Oct. 24.-Fire a. Robbinston,
last night, destroyed the sardine factory Its
contents, and a greater part Of the wharf
owned by Stephen B. Hunt. The value of
the plant was csn19; stock, 5000; and il.
nearly total ioss; partially covered by in
sursnce. Il is heavy less to Robbinston.
being its chief industry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
YOU CAN'T VOTE, LADIES.
Womans Suffrage law Of Michigan Declared
Unconstitutional and Void.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 24.-The supreme
court this morning handed dawn decision
OF the womans suffrage law, passed by the
last legislature, and permitting women to
vote at municipal elections. The court de-
clare. the law utterly constitutional and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
Patents Tor uains Men.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 24.-These patents
were today granted in Msine: Nathan
Ames, East Madison, utensil for cooking
beans; Jefferson Chase, Portland, two
patents. making artificial leather, and buff
ing OF polishing wheel; Alfred 7. Ke.iiter,
Bethel, freight carrier; Willi,m Ptenny,
Stantish, washstand-
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SANK TOGETHER.
Schooner Riverside Lost in
Gale on Lake Erie.
Her Entire Crew Of Seven Found with
Her in l3 Fathoms.
Cleveland Press Seat Out An Expsditiea which
Discovered Hsr Fate.

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. ga press
special exploring tug returned at a late
hour last night from s3 miles northeast.
where the schooner Riverside was found
sunk in l3 fAthors. with her entire crew of
seven men. She evidently foundered with
all sails set. The wreck is extremely
dangerous to passing vessels.
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Held In $4,000 Bail.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24-Charles Leslie
Corwin, a handsome, aristoeratic appear
ing young man, who claims Boston as his
home, WAS held in 1900 bail ia the Tombs
police court on the charge of burglary in
tho first ierra-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

,.s wf~s,a~r.s SOOTHING SYRUP has be.
sse,f sor over FIFTY fEAks ey l.I ziL1X1sS 81
~: xIsh PERFECT Success. II SOOIHES
- S.figt II. soFTf.sS the GUNS. ALIAS ~
pAIN. CTal.s WIND COLIC and = tns esss .
=. .a.rt af fhe world Be s1re A1d - fel
..v,s TtrsIcrss Soothing SyfuP," asA fAks %
,,ss, RID. Tuensy -dye ceAss ooste.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25
Burglary al Fairfield.

FAIRFIELD, Oct. 2t.-Burglars entered
the freight house last nigh. and blew open
the safe with heavy charge Of powder
which burnt books, mileage tickets etc.
They only took about $50 in money but
did much damage. one sale being a wreck.
There is no clue but it is thought to have
been professionals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

With Ely's Cream Balm child can b
treate ~itl,our pain and with perfect safe
ty. 1t cures catarrh. hay fever and colds
IN the head. 1t il easily spilled 10 the nos-
trils and gives immediate relief. Price 20
cents.
NY eaiavah was very bad. For thirty
years have been troubled with IL have tEied
= number Of remedies without relief. 4
druggist advi-ed Eiys Cream Balm. !
bxve.used only one bottle and ! can ssy
feel bk. new man. l make this volan-
tA,y statement that others may know Of Tie
Bsm--J. w. Mathewson, (Lsvyef,)
Pawtucket, X. /.
octl6eodkvzvfolPm
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p,,,,,r.a osssA 10 pub,le oIss,ses.

Loxpos, Oct. 24--H. =. Moore, editor
Of the Marx Lane Express, and Bells
Messenger was summoned 10 answer In
Bow street police court, today, 70 tho charge
of embezziing the fnnds Of the papers. He
did not appear and it is stated that be had
shot himself vith . revolver. He 10 still
slive. The hearing was adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

Rosrox, Oct. 24-The carpenter shop at
the Prison Point freight yards on the
southern division of the Boston and Name
railroad. at East Cambridge, was de.
stroyed by fire early last evening. and
with it several cars, entailiug loss OF $ls'::
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-25

81 Documents from The Prophets
Haad Which Nay Make ereai Changes.

LoSDoS, Oct. "a A dispatch from Con-
staniinople says. The Sultan has bought
from a French savsns for 5000 Turkish
two etissies sscribci to Mohammed, tested
by the highest authorities and declars d
suthen.ic. Trey may revolationize the
MohzmmedAn world.
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DON'T WAyr EN-.
National Sporting Club OF London Doesn't
Want a Corbett MitchaII Fight.

LONDON, Oct. 2+.--rhe committee of the
National Sporting Club, which has been
considering the question for some time. has
decIined the proposal to make up purse
for fight between Mithell and Corbett. II
declined to allow fight between the two
men to be held in the club house.
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Startinu In Ear.y.

ST PAUL, Oct. "a Dispatches report q
storm in which, snow and bail aud sleet
are combined. extending over eastern
South Dakota and short distance into
North Dakota
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Col, Since Oct 10.

MAIDEN. Mass. Oct. 24.-Contractof l.
E Lawtop. who has worked for the street
department for number OF years, Is miss
ing. Oct 10 he drew about so from the
city. and since that time NO traces Of him
can Be found
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Cars Bumped ToGe.her,

CHICAGO, Ger. 24-Sevef, persons were
injured in grade crossing collision be-
tween street cars and an electric motor car
At Sixty third aud Halstead streets. One
victim NAV die
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y Maiae { Fensiahs.

WAsmxeTos. Oct. A.-These pensions
to Maine people sre announced:
Increase. Samuel J. GueTney, waldo;
reissue, Ivory W. Baird. Camden; !;
original; Nancy X. Leeman. mother, Bath; /;
Has,ie n. Brown; widow, Wess Bevdeis.
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ANpoyER, Mass. Oct. "a. William Cur
pin, unmarried, was struck by train on
the eastern division of the Boston and
Maine last night and almost instantly
killed
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.,commooAIloN TRAINS.

A fss ia..y. sunday. lnolnied. l. run Sundays only
f,,.,ags ,icsei. 10 tie Worlds Fair, CnIiiornia
q .i' ,.,,at. soa'M AMI Weat may De q Al of p
. E.itfy .trkeG agent. Augusta. tht olT once
A,rg.t4 ..iling via all routes anc e.IecSins
.ss4as ir-o Of eNp~n>"-
yArsnS Tr.xEK. wee Pres q Genl Man
) T. BnorHwY. GenI Pass. 4 Ticket Ag't'
rort-aai. selt. l0th. i-9s
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Bosrox, Oct 22.-For New England
Wednesday. fair, cooler ses; and north
west winds.
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FAIR AND COOLER.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Fof Maine
Fair and cooler; west winds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-16
IIZGADO MUNICIPAL DE POyeE

Por providencia del dia de hoy SO ha dis
pEesto el remate pdblica suhasta de Ia mi
tad por indiviso de una estancia radicada en- el
Osrrio de San Patricio de esta Ciudad, lugar de
las Cienegas y compuesta de 8 hectareas, 43
areas 50 centiareas de terra, colindando por
81 Este, con Don jose Lopez Rodriguez, por ell
Sur con Don Antonio Ventura j Bald0mero
Ventura, por el Oeste con los referidos Ven
turas por ell Norte con Don Benito Aree el
RIO de San PatJTciO, en- cuyo terreno Sc encuen-
tran enclavadas una casa de MADEIRA de 2 me-
tros 523 milfnetros de frente por metros
sol milimetros de fondo 2 techada de hero :
otra casa de MADEIRA de 5 metros Is MILNE
tros de frente por 3 metros 344 milimetros de
fondo, techada de yagnas; euyos terrenos = ca
SOS nan sldo tasados en- sn totalidad en- Ia su-
MA de ! 4,50G moneda corriente; debiendo te-
uer iugar el actO del remate en- los estrados de
este Juzgado de a 4 de la tarde del dia 3 de
Mario entrante no Sc admitiran PROPOSE
clones que no cubIan las dos terceras parties
del importe de Ia mitad de la tasaci6n, Sc
hace saber que para tonar parte en- la licita
cion, debera consigrarse preyiamente en- Ia me-
sa del Juzgado el 10 p.5 de la cantidad que
siFve de tipo para ia subasta, sin cuyo previo
requisite sera admitido ell que desee hacer
proposiciones pues asf Sc ha dispuesto en- Ia
demanda civil que sigue Gregorio Rosado con
ira Lucas Maldonado en- cobro de pesos
Ponce, Febrero 4 de 1893-El Seeretario,
Jose GTdu. 2-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-16
Venta de una inca de Cafe

Obligado su dueno, por ell quebrantado este
do de su salad, retirarse de las faenas del
campo, vende la estancia nombrada Ell JoBo,
sta en- el barrio de Rio-arTiba d. esta iurisdic-
cion; corta dstaneia de estal Villa dol pue-
bio de Utuado.
La fnca se compone de unas mil cien cuerdas
dc terreno, piantadas en- Ia forma siguiente: de
$50 $50 cuerdas sembradas de cafe, con SOM
bra de Guamas Guabas; de elias, unas 45
so son de toda producci6n las restantes de uno
& siete amos; 200 cuerdas de platanos, de Il CT =
hdad; 100 cuerdas de yautlas, de cosecha; 120
cuerdas dc buenos pastos, veinte son de gui-
nea, cercadas todas de alainbre; 500 cuerdas de
monte icon rnagnfhcas maderas de construc-
ci6n), las cuales pueden plantarse todas dc ca
Is. Contiene aqua on abundancia
Todos los estabocimientos son nuevos con
capaeidad sufciente para Ia recollection de
1900 quintales de cafe; ademas tiene M Guar
tel de 8 40 varas, de buenas maderas del
pals, IL q l6 casas pequenas destinadas al
peonaje: 20 yuntas de hueyes, ganado fuertey
joven Y dos carros.
Ell alo pasado produjo esta inca unos 600
quintales de cafe, que fgeron vendidos en- este
mercado.
Ell producido de los frtltos rnenores Que con-
tiene, basta y sobra para refaccionarla.
Esta situada on puhto oercano la carrete
ra, prcpio para establecer una casa dc conner
clio.
Sc vende. Gbre de todo gravamen en- las
mejores condolences, por Ia tasaci6n escrupu-
losa que haga el mismo conprador, siempre
Iue este sea perito en- agricultural.
Las proposiciones dirijanse don Federico
Juarbe, Arecibo.
Diciembre s de 1892 3rm.