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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17

to the love of his middle-age. lie
seemed to know this woman by In
stinct. He had no question or need to
worry her to learn all he required to
learn about her.
Then, one day, she returned to the
dropped topic of her early love. and
there was the merest trace of excite
ment In her voice.
His name was Charlie" she said,
that boy told you about. Don't you
think that makes 1t mora than ever
a colncidence-our love-since your
name Is Charles?"
II used to be always called Charlie
once" he said. abseLtly, for he was
looking very intently at her.
Her pale cheeks flushed almost
youthfully. 81 wonder" she went on.
you have no story 10 tell me-no old
romance. Surely you met some one
abroad-or before you went abroadr
She was looking younger and brighter
than he had ever seen her. 1t was
marvellous. the transformation of Just
that touch of color in her cheeks-how
II rounded them. helped her TO shake
Off the marks of trouble, the hand of
Time. To-day she had laid aside her
heavy black-black never suited her
and her hair was more loosely twisted.
perhaps. And then, in her eyes-a
most unusual thing-was stray gleam
Of fun and mischief, showing her alive
to the comedy that springs sometimes
from heart t-breaking issues; in this in
stance the comedy of her having rec.
ognized him at once, although so much
had come into her life between them;
Of his having failed to recognize her,
although she had never for q clear
hour left, his thoughts.
But he knew her now.
"How can you ever forgive my blind
nessT he said.
But It seemed his blindness had
pleased her. "Canyot you see." she
asked, "that might prefer to be loved
for what / am now rather than for
something I was once but never can be
again? Now l know that you love me
because l reminded you of n girl you
used to love. but also for myself.
woman growing old. You do not only
love me because you used to love me
and think 1t is your duty never to leave
of doing a thing you have once be-
gun"
And she owned to having done what
little she could to keep up delusion
that had come by chance; the chance
that had kept him dreaming of girl
still as n girl for-well, long past heI
glrlhood.
So, in the end. he married his first
love. having fallen in love with her the
second time. So two hearts. once set
aside MS broken, were very credlbly
patched for further usc.-Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
Tads in yyrapping Paner.

More and more is the esthetic creep
ing into trade. 1t has even extended
to wrapping paper. In this respect
the druggists are the leaders. as the
purchases at pharmacies are not bulky.
and the proprletors can afford to be
artistic in small details. The druggist
who wraps up small parcel or bottle
in white paper and ties 1t with n red
string is behind the times. The up-to-
date pharmacist pays almost as much
attention to getting attractive wrap
ping paper rs he does to the purity Of
his drugs.
81 have adopted this soft, dull-tinted
unglazed gray as my shop color" said
one druggist. "It is distinctive and
acts rs sort of advertisement for
me, for customers become acquainted
with it. For tying 1 use nothing but
this orange cord. I have not noticed
n marked increase Of custom from my
efforts to make the bundles things OF
beauty. but am convinced 1t Will pay.
Naturally we feel We are doing n great
educational work when we turn bot
tie of bitter medicine into symphony
in gray end orange."-New York Press.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
APPLE TREE BoRERs.

There are several borers of the apple
tree-the fat-headed, which bores un-
der the bark and sometimes in the
wood; the round-headed, which bores
into the tree, remaining in the larval
state three years; and the twig borer,
which enters just above the bud. Dig
out the borers with n sharp knife, or
probe into the bores for them with a
sharp.pointed wire. Scrub the trees.
and apply early in June and July
whale oil soap (or soapsuds). with a
little carbolic acid added. Burn ali
twigs attacked. The soapsuds keeps
the moths off. The digging out of the
round-headed and flat-headed borers
must be done effectively. The borers
are about an inch long. A sharp wire
kills them in the tubes made by them.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17

even places without so much packing
and can be used on any soil.
1t is made OF planks about twelve
Inches wide. If hard wood is used one
and three-fourth inch planlls are desira-
BILE. but If hemlock two inches thick is
best. 1t should be three planks wide
and eight or nine feet long. The front
plank should be turned slightly up and
secured by two by six inch joists nailed
or bolted across. as illustrated. 1t can
be drawn by chain or tongue, as pre-
ferred. This planker can be loaded
with the larger stones as 1t is drawn
over the field and emptied at fence
turn. The material need not cost over
$1.50 for the outfit.-George l.. Town.
send, in New England Homestead.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
On the Altar of Beauty.

1t is customary, according TO the evi.
derce Of a doctor ut an inquest at
New Delaval yesterday, for girls and
young women in certain colliery dis
trlcts in Northumberland to eat un.
cooked rice, oatmeal and starch, in
order to induce a pale complexion,
which is held in those parts to be 3
mark of beauty. In the case under
investigation II young woman named
Jane Mold had died Of perfora ton of
the stomach caused by eating uncooked
rice as an aid to beauty. Other cases
arising from the practice are, 1t was
stated, under trea eatment.-London Mail.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
A NEGLECTED CROP.

One of the most neglected crops after
the harvest is over is the blackberry.
Perhaps no crop entails so little labor
in proportion TO the revenue derived
therefrom, yet 1t will pay to keep the
canes free from weeds and grass and
to apply fertilizer as well. When a
portion of the canes have been winter
killed n good crop may be obtained
from the remainder IL the canes re-
ceived good treatment the previous
year. but, as rule, the canes are left
until II becomes time to cut them.
Many blackberry fields that have borne
good crops year after year, and then
began to fail and die out, are simply
yielding to starvation and neglect.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
THE CURCULIO.

The curculio, which is destructive Of
rhubarb. hibernatcs rs an adult, and in
spring deposits It's eggs in certain CON-
mon species Of dock, especially curry
dock-Rumex crispus. From the dis
covery of the breeding habits of this
curculio 1t seems evident that the best
way to prevent its ravages is to de-
stroy the dock plants on which 1t de-
velops. If these are pulled up. roots
and all, say late in June, before they
have gone to seed, and burned, n great
many of the insects will be destroyed.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
Poplar Trees and lightning.

A careful examination of the trees
that are struck by lighting shows that
over half Of them are poplar. From
this fact scientists conclude that the
poplar has some. value as conductor
Of lightning.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
CHEAP SMOOTHER.

For the many fairness who do not
have rollers, here is an implement that
does the work just as well. On cloddy
land it is better, as 1t crushes; for land
with small, loose stones, 1t is just the
thing to make the ground smooth for
the reaper or mower. 1t levels up I'M
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17

Greece will erect a pavilion at the
Worlds Fair, st. Louis, and will also
make exhibits in several of the differ
ent departments. Among the interest
Ing things exhibited will be reproduc-
tions of old Greek statuary.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY.

There Is a road to yesterday,
And we may trace its gieam
In fecking shade or dancing ray
Upon some little stream;
Or we may see it, when, with eyes
Hall closed, we hear song
That calls up many a glad sunrise
And many twilight long.
There is a road to yesterday,
And each one knows its start
The portals TO this wondrous way
Is held within the heart;
From there the pleasant courses lead
As far as one can see
II rests on many n golden deed
And many memory.
w. =. Nesbit, in Chicago Tribune.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
II II II
a Look into the Future.
" DR.. Charles A. Eastman.
BY President Roosevelt.

have right to take just great
orefathers but show unworthy
descendants make what they did
uplne instead OF incentive the ourselves
by worthy OF them In the city,
and Nation the management conduct
% business social relations
tain high and fine qualities character penalty
- the whole heart civilization while the body
sil lives.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17

marvellous
establish
itself in in
years gained
thriving populous States.
old because
quate must make by
public life
short in Of these qualities shall
believe surely SHALL develop
shall make Of this republic the freest and orderly
mighty Nation which has come forth from the womb
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17


establishment
the worlds history organized
OH such n supcndous with scientific
The commander the 10000 this earned
picking
exercising
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17

Thee Is road to yesterday
A wondrous thoroughfare,
Where wanton breezes idly play
. And blossoms scent the air.
It stretches long and far and straight;
IL wanders up and down;
1t passes many an open gate
And many little town.
There is road to yesterday;
The grasses grow beside,
And trees that spread and swing and sway
And shade the pathway wide,
Its flowers are goodlv sight,
And it goes on and on
And leads to many starry night
And many eioud,ess dawn.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17
Napoleon Of the Stockyards
From a Biography
the Cosmopolitan.

IMAGINE procession Of 10000 CATTLE marching two by two.
in line fifteen miles long, 10000 sheep follow them
beatng along twelve miles of road after them drive sixteen
miles of hogs 900 strong then 10000 fowls bring the
cucking and Quacking and gobbng, of
six miles, and in this whole stretching for nearly
fifty miles and requiring two days pass given point
will the animals devoted death in the packing houses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06
Adm hay escHavos
En- pleno Siglo veinte

Els curioso signo de los tiempos e1 de
que, habiendo desap parecido la institu~
ci6n de la eSclavitud de las naeiones que
mas tildadas flleron por la Historic en-
consecuencla, como Espaf1a, Sc cobija
q la sombta de tan ilustres pabellones
como ell ingles ell aleman. Hace diaS
reconoci0 un funcionario en- el Reichstag
que Ia esclavitud exis'1a en- el Africa
alemana, 81 bien dijo que estaba llama
da 4 desaparecer. Es no menoS nota-
BILE que los belgas, a quienes ell recuer-
do del duque de Alba hace estremecer,
practican dlcha institution en- ell Congo
con notorio menosprecio de las condicio-
mes pactadas en- Berlin al ser enComen-
dado ell gobierno del Estado Libre al
ben6volo y Quasi republican, Rey Leo
poldo. Cuando Sc necesitan braceroS
para benefciar la industria gomffera, Sc
envian tropas, Sc requisita la pob acion
de comarcas enteras al barrer, Sc cuelga
del cuello cada habitante una plaza de
zinc en- que estan inscritos su nombre y
sefas, Sc les empuja y ftsila al que ira
ia de fugarse. no importando sexo nj
edad. lHabrAn aprendido estos famen-
COS en- Ia escuela de don Fernando AL
varez de Toledo? Esta recien impreso
en- Londres TN libro sobre Ia situaci6n
en- Ell Congo, que ha motivado protestas
del Rel Leopold y hecho que Sc lie re-
tiraSe de la venta, cuyoS autoreS desert
ben, como testigos de vista, atrocidades
mucho mas horribles que las atribufdas
a los turcos en-Armenia y Bulgaria, y
no es cuento pues los relatos sobre ell
mismo tema liegan con frecuencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06
SOcTEDAD AMOMIMA
"LIGA DE DETALLISTAS'
de San Juan PtO.RicO

En session celebrada por la junta de
t7obierno Ell dia del corriente, Sc aCor-
do que, no habiendose celebrado la
Iunta general anunciada para Ell dis 81
de Mario pr6ximo pasado, Sc recuerda
q los Sres. AccioniStas que Sc celebrara
e1 Martes dia ? del corriente mes de
Abri,, q las de la tarde, con arreglo
al artfculo ~ del Reglamento, en- ell
local de costumbre.
Teniendo que tratar sobre la renun-
cia que presenta cl sefior Adminlstra =
dor y otros asuntos mas de ipteres ge-
neral.
Todo Accionista podra ser represen-
tado por otro debidamente autorizado,
con arreglo al a. tfculo so del Regla-
mentO.
Lo one Sc hace p1blico, para c'nocl-
miento de los interesados.
San Juan P. R. Abril 3 de 1908
Jose Fernandez,
Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06
Departament0
de Educaci6n

Proposiciopes para la construction de
TN edifcio para escuela en- Hato Gran
de seran recibidas en- esta o6cina, hasta
las 10 de a mafiana del ID de Abri1, de
1908, fecha y hora en- que seran abiertos
los pliegos. Las proposiciones deben
venir en- triplicado.
Los informes que Sc deseen seran IA
cilitados en- Ell Departamento de ms
truccion, ell eual SC reserva ell derecho
de aceptar 6 recbazar cualquiera de las
pro oposiciones 6 tohas elias. En- Ell So
bre de remission debera escribirse "Pro-
poSiciones para "a construction de una
casa-escue1a en- Hato Grande, P. r." y
seran dirig'das a S. M. Lindsay, Conf
sionado de instruction. 2-2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06
q de Mario de 1903.

8 dc MARIO Q6 lYO3s
Los incansables guardias Romero y
Dfaz sorprendieron a ounce areopa-
gitas naipes en- mano Fueron arres-
tados.
~ Ell guardia Dfaz capture a Jose
Sierra, reclamado por la Corte de Dis
.rito.
~ En- Mario Sc Ce1ebraron en- Ell
Juzgado de Paz do este pueblo SO Jul
clos irsresaron $s5 por multas.
~ Mr.. Thayer,- inspector de Rentas
Internas, lnspecciono Ia Subcolecturia
de aquf. Sa1i6 muy satisfecho del exa-
men. Dicha Subcolecturfa ha Sido
trssladada a una espaciosa casa de la
calle principal.
~ En- las ofcinas municipales Sc
han fjado carteles rrohibiendo fumar
en- elias y escupir en- el suelo.
~ Los empleados don Juan Rosell
Maynf y don Juan Gonzalez Mercado
presentaron las renuncias de sus cargos.
Fueron nornbrados para snstituirles
don Dionosio Reyes y don Manuel
Rodriguez.
~ Sc asegura que Ia fiesta de Sc
mana Santa sera celebrada aqu1 con Ell
explendor de siempre.
~. Regres6 de San Juan el reputa
do comerclante don Miguel Coll Rullan.
CorresponSal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06

Que los interesados que Sc cream perju-
dicado con la conversion que Sc preten-
de, puedan presentar reclamation en-
dicho termino oponiendose aello. p
Y para su publication por tres veces
en- uno de los periodicos diarios de San
Tuan, Sc libra Ell presente en- Gales, 4
primero do Abril de mil novecientos
tres. Oswaldo NieWes.-El Secretario,
Jose F. Mufiiz. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06
C0HOnia especial
DE PUERTORRIQUENOS
EN- BALTIMORE, Md.
1914. DRUID HILL AVENUE.
Baio la direction de
DON RAFAEL JANER

Epoca de ingreso: Q de Julio y Q
de Enero. Edad que Sc requiere para
ell ingreso: niflos de 8 a IA afios; ni1as
de ocho en- ade1ante.
Estipendios: Por pupilaje, lavado y
euSefanza $3.50 semeStre anticipate,
Los semestres Sc cuentan desde ell /. de
Julio y ]. de Enero, sin deduction al
guna para que los comiencen 6 Sc reti.
rem despues de empezado I'm semestre.
Ense6anza: Cursan sus eStudios en-
las escuelas americans, estudian y prac-
tican en- la casa el Ingles, Frances, tia
Iliano, Aleman, Comercio, Typewriter
etc., baio la direction de profesores CON-
petenteS.
Personals que han visitado el esta-
blecimieuto:
Lcdo. Jose Maria Figueras, Lcdo
Otto Schoeurich, Lcdo. Juan ]. Perea,
Lcdo. Cayetano Coll y Cuchf, Lcdo. Jo-
Sc de Tes1s Tizol, don Jose Tomas
Boneta. don Bernardo Huicy, don Luis
Mufioz Rivera, don Conrado Palau, don
Antonio Alvarez.
Representantes en- Puerto Rico, para
informes. programs, matrfculas, renai-
sion de nifos, ETC., etc, don Felipe Ja-|
ner v don Acisclo Diaz. en- Rfo-piedras.
Don Arturo Dfaz en- Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06
La espIendidez yanki
NotaS curiosaS

La Universidad de Barnard, destina-
da mujeres, en- Nueva York. la reci-
bido un donativo anonimo de 5000 900
de frances, a fin de que pueda adqui-
rir terrenos adyacentes.
El Secretario del Institute medico,
dedicado q investigaciones cientl6cas y
fundado por ell capitalista americana
Rockefeller, dice que ell referido sef1or,
ademas de los S millones de frances
que di6 ell afio pasado para ayudar a
los trabajos del estab1ecimiento, esta
diSpueSto a facilitar cuanto sc necesite
para llevar a fe1fz termino la empresa,
pudiendo conSiderarSe los millones de
frances con que ha contribuido hasta ell
presente solo como un donativo preli-
minar. La idea es la construction de
TN laboratorio donde puedan verifcar.
Sc los experlmencos, y un hospital en- e1
que Sc enSayen nuevos tratamientoS de
las intermediates incurables. En- los
gastos ira include e1 de un diario fa-
cultativo, asf como Ell envio Europa
de delegadoS que vayan a hacer estu-
dios relacionadoS con Ell objeto de la ms
tituci6n, muchos de los cuales han aban.
donado va las costas de los Estados
Unidos.
Ell Millionaire americana Blair, de-
seando tener un bosque cerca de su ca
Sa, y no conform4ndose con aguardar
Ell natural crecimiento de los arboleS
ha resuelto hacerlos trasladar allf des-
de otras parties, empresa cuyo coste, Sc.
gdn-se eelcula, no bajara de 100000
frances.
En- Nueva York, segdn dice ia
Froude," TN hombre acaudalado de
aquel pals acaba de fundar un sanato-,
rio para las aves, donde estas podrSn
bafiarse voluntad en- aguas templadas9
8 frfas, siendc curadas y tratadas con-
esmero. e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06
Edictos.
Don Carlos Franco y Soto, Jtiez Presi-
dente Accidental del Tribunal de
Distrito de, Arecibo.

dente Accidental del Tribunal de
Distrito de- Arecibo.
Hago saber: que por providencia de
fecha treinta de los corrientes dictada
en- el procedimiento executive seguido
por Don Eduardo Artau Costa contra
Don Gabriel Marrero y Deura y Suee-
sion de Don Mateo de iguales apellidos,
en- cobro de credito hipotecario, Sc man
da sacar p1blica subasta por termino
de veinte dias'y por ell valor fijado en- la
eScritura hipotecaria, la fnca siguiente:
'R6stica situada en- el t6rmino mu--
nicipal de Utuado, barrio de "Don
Alfonso" sitio doninade "Atrecho y Bo.
ca de Limon" compuesta de ochenta
cuerdas de terreno quebrado, equiva-
lentes treinta y una hect areas, cua-
renta y cuatro areas, treinta y dos cen
tiareaS, que estA en- pastos, malezas y
vegas y con plantaciones de cafe, que
encierra una casa de MADEIRA, cobijada
de zinc, y linda por ell Norte,
con ell rio Caonillas y el de Lim6n; por
ell Sud, con tierras de Don Francisco
Vazquez; por e1 Saliente, con las de
Dofia Maria Micaela Viruet; por ell
poniente, con las de Don Juan Silverio
Viruet; cuya fnca fue justipreciada por
las parties en- el contrato, en- la suma
de once mil quinientos pesos moneda
corriente en- ell mes de Mario de 1896.
Sc ha senalado para ell remate ell dla
treinta del proxlmo mes de Abril a las
diez de su maf1ana, en- la Sala-audien-
cia de Este Tribunal; advirtiendoSe
que no Sc admitlran posturas que no
cubran las dos terceras parties del valor
en- que ha sido tasada la finca; que pa
ra tomar Jarte en- la subasta hay que
consignar previamente sobre ia mesa
del Tribunal ell diez por ciento de dicho
valor: y que el procedim1ento Sumarf-
simo, en- que constan los t1tulos de pro-
piedad, Sc encuentra de manifesto en-
Secretarfa, y debe entenderse que todo
icitador acepta como bastante la titu-
lacion.
Dado en- Arecibo, 4 treinta uno de
de darzo de mi novecientos tres.
Carlos Franco Soto.-E1 Secretario,
Jose E. Flgueras. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06
Don Oswaldo Nieves Borges, Tuez \
nicipal de Gales.

LON OSWald0 N1eveS BorgeS, IueZ Mt
nicipal de Gales.
Al pdblico hago saber: que nor Ia
Mercantil Fernandez y Compaflfa de
este vecindario Sc ha solicltado la con-
version en- dominic de la inscription de
possession que tiene 4 St1 nonbre en- eli
Registro de la Propiedad de Arecibo
de la siguiente
Finca r6stica, sta en- el barrio de
Pozas, termino de Gales, compuesta de
Inoventiocho cuerdas equivalentes &
treintiochQ hectareaS cincuentiuna areas
Esetentiocho centiareas de tetreno de
Itercera clase 4 cate, platanos y malezas
Linda al Norte con Francisco Ortfz
Velazq1ez y Domingo Cruz; al Este con
.BsrtOlo Rivera, al Sud con la SUCCESSION
de Don Mantel San Miguel y Don Iose
Antonio Colon y al Oeste con Carmen
Vega y Lorenzo Rivera, cuya possession
Sc encuentra inscripta al folio 233 del
tofno ~ de Gales, nt1mero 8oz duplica..
da inscription 8 9 en- eli Registro- de
Arecibo.
Y seg1n 10 dispuesto en- los articulos
1898 de la Ley hipotecaria, AL de su Re.
glamento y Ia O. j de a de Abril de
1890, Sc publica el presentei por terrli-
no de ounce dfas naturales 4 fin de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06

Este nno nac6 raquitico Sus primeros amos los paso
entire la vida la muerte En- sembante entrstecido
puede verse Ia huea de argos sufrnientos Su sonora
madre escrbe que su ho vve hoy gracas la Emulsion
de Scott Por extraa cas mlagrosa la curaci6n de
este no parezca aegados parieltes para nosotros
esta hecha precisamene para convertr nos endebles
en- sanos rolzos Ell raquitismo Ell escrofusmo estan
vencidos cuando acan con la Emulsion de Scott Los
m6dcos saben que cuando nno enaquece esta sem-
pre- onfermzo necesita fuerza en- los huesos sangre
pura nutrcion Recetan sin ttubear la Emulsion de
Scott porque cenca les ensea que ninguna otra
preparation pueden lograrse resutados tan ecaz
mente Tanto en- nifos como adutos ell efecto de la
Emulsion de Scott reconstituyente productor de
fuerzas t6nco de los nervos, es sorprendente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06
Don Osvaldo Nleves Bo ges, Juez M
nicipal de GALES.

Hago saber :. que por don Manuel
Antonio Fernandez Vega, casado, ma
yor de edad, propietario y vecino de
este termino, Sc ha soIicitado la conver-
sion en- dominic de la inscription de
posesl6n que tiene a su nombre en- Ell
Registro de Arecibo de la siguiente.
R1stica, fnca situada en- Ell barrio de
Jagua, termino de Gales, compueSta de
seis y me ia cuerdas equivalentes a dos
hectareas, cincuenticinco aeraS cua-
rentisiete centiareds de terreno de Ter
cera ClaSe con pIantaciones de cafe,
guineos y malezas. Linda al Norte con
tierras de don Jose Sanmiguel; al Sud,
con las de don Ramon Miranda Y don
Trinidad Miranda; al Saliente, las de
don Ramon Vlllar y al Poniente, las de
don Vicente Miranda, don Ramon Mi
randa y don Juan Pagola Cabrera, Gu.
va fnca Sc encuentra inscripta al folio
1863 del tomo Y de Gales, n1mero o38,
inscripci6n So
y cumpliendo 10 dispueSto en- los ar
t1culos 3o3 de la Ley hipotecaria, al de
su Reglamento y la O. G. de a de Abril
de 1899, Sc dispone la publication de
este edicto por tres veces y ternino. de
ounce d1aS naturaleS en- uno de los Pc
ri6dicOs diarios de San Juan, a fin de
que los interesados que Sc cream perju-
dicados puedan presentar reclamation
en- tempo y forma, oponien lose a la
conversion que Sc pretende. ,blcs
7 para su publication y conocimien-
to del pablico Sc libra ell presente en-
Gales a primero de Abril de mil move
cientos tres.--Osvaldo Nieves.-El Sc
cretarIo' Jose +. Mufiiz. 3-3