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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31

Iakevi VI, Mich March 20, '04
Rev. II n. smear Belding, Mich
Dear Si-:-Nour favor at hand with
supplement OF Bclding Star In regard
TO The statements signed by men from
this place, will say they entirely mis-
represent the 81 suation. These men
are radical slloo4 men, though twO oi
them claim 10 be temperance men.
Nearly all of then were connected with
the two "clubs' formerly in business
here.
During the campaign these men
fought local option, SO have they since
A canvass of the business meu was
recently made 1y the saloon element
aud the letters appearing ID this SUI
plement is the result
The condition of our village wa,
never better aal al present, boln y
TO finances GaL Saora Last year q
large amount ui eeu, by walks vas iald
at a heavy expense, stlll our treasury
| is in good condition, Notwithstanding
one man writes that IL is empty, and
our streets and sidewalks ia bad condt-
ton This is a fabrication, made TO
order for your campaign, rs likewise
are the rest. I am we'll acquainted
with the parties md know they are not
| only working against local option here
! but have been Influenced to help the
saloon forces In your county, deceive
the people. The situation among the
business men here was never better.
All but a very few claim business is
better than formerly. Collections are
better. Less credit Is requested. Many
families who formerly-were in want on
account OF the saloon, are being better
cared for. The moral condition was
never as good, Qnietness reigns where
formerly the shouts OF drunken men
disturbed the peace, especially al
night. Our people can pass along any
street without being obliged 90 20 turn
out for drunken men. nor DO hey have
to hear the fou language that former
llV issued from saloons ] Go not claim
the law l. not violated. IL is. The To-
nueuce that has grown L pOn men dur
ING the 30 years of saloon rule In this
county, through associations, habi
and appetite, were with Us when thil
law went into effect. These men mis-
the saloon, and until Ii has been ban
ished 10 & enough, SO they will become
weaned from IL, we will meet opposi
ton. We have not only this eleme n
lin the county 10 contend With, but thl
lliouor dealers association Of The state
is constantly stirring up this elemeu
here TO do their worst and bring tn
law iuto disrepute if possible. Not
withstanding all this, and the ineit
cheney Of most of our officials, condi
tsons are far better. And VIII
shouldn't they be; how could it be po,
sible for good to come out OF the saloo
business
We realize that the statements put
lished in your county, from whiske
men here, are making your work bare
err to meet, but all the letters puhlishe
have eminated from men deeply iutel
ested in retaining the saloon
Your success means SO much to y.
Push the battle up to the time th
polls close Very respectfully
f.. b. STEBBINS
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31

"When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. 1t often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
1t is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be
cause it is SO perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale anc
thin children SCOTS Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
| ment.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31
DO You want Strength

II you want TO increase your strength
you must add to and not take from the
physical. In other words, the food that
you eat must be digested, assimil ated
and appropriated by the nerves, blood
ind tissues before being expelled from
the intestines. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
adds to the physical. Itgives streng' b
to and builds up strength in the human
system. 1t Is pleasant TO taste and
palatable and the only combination OF
digestants that will digest the food and
enable the system to appropriate all OF
its health and strength giving quail
ties. Sold by w. /. Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31

No one can regret more than the
editor the occasional lapse of cores
pondents into things personal. We
want the news, always, but personali-
ties, prompted by pique or jealously,
or any other reason are not accept
able. Although the most rigid scru-
tiny is intended to be exercised, occa-
sionally something is printed that
should have been omitted. We de-
sire TO most earnestly call the atten-
ton Of our correspondents to the fact
that the columns of this paper are
not open to attacks upon any indivi-
dual, and hope that the rule will be
observed at all times and save us a
great deal of trouble and annoyance.
The names of correspondents are con-
fldential, and if articles are writer
by them casting reflections upon 9TH
ers it is difficult to place the respon
sibility where 1t really belongs.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31

BUFFALO, y. ",
sole Agents for the United states.
Remember the nam .Doad's. take no subs itute
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31
CORNELL BROS.
Give Reasons why they Consider
Vinol.
The Greatest Health Restorer and
Strength Creator Known i'm
Medicine.

Medicine.
First: Because Vinol contains in a
form all OF the medicinal
eurati ve elements actually taken from
fresh Gods ivers, but without a drop
% oil TO nauseate and upset the stom
ach and retard its work; therefore,
wherever old-fashioned cod liver oil or
amulsions will do good Vinol will do
far more good.
Second. Because Vinol acts first OPP
on the stomach, creates q healthy APP
petite, strengthens and tones up the
digestive organs; purihes and enriehes
The blood, and in natural manner
health 5 restored and strength created
Third: Because Vinol contains no
injurious drugs TO react upon the sys-
tenn: you know just what you are TAX
ing, as i is printed on every bottle.
Fourth: Because we have never sold
ANYTHING III our store equal TO Ninol
ta restore health and create strength
for old people. weak. siclSly women and
"chldton, nursing mothers, and TO build
up the ST stem after a severe sickness
Vinpl cures hacking coughs, chronic
colds, bronchitis aud all throat and
troubles.
A nromir ent physici writes: "Vi-
col +, the most Dalatat e and valuable
preparation 81 cod liver oil ever com
pounded. now use 1t entirely in all
cases where ! formerly depended upon
old fash sned cod liver oil and emul
sious
TRY Vinol on our guarantee to re
amn money t you receive no benefit
Council Bros, Druggists.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31
A Reputation
How il was made and
Retained in Relding.

A good reputation is not easily earn
ed and ii was only by HARD consistent
work among our citizens that Doan ;
Kidney Pills won their way To the
prOad Il stinctiOn attained In this local
itr. The public endorsement oil scores
Of Beldiug res dents has rendered IN
va uaUle service To the community
Read what this citizen says:
con BLY,, of Bedding street, says
my first experiece with kidney
irouble occurred about three years ago.
was working on farm breaking up
or psowinp new piece OF land with
iet a that ierbed me round consider
ably Between THAI getting wet ana
catching cold nearly fixed me Tor llie'
1 was laid up All last SUNNI or unable 10
d. tap Of w. K aud was very poorly
All winter as begin 10 tell you
about The amount of different pr, par
atious | took but | know | never got
no Of any thug which gave me such
nuick relief as Doan's Kidney Pills
procured AT Connell Bros. drug store
Twas n bad shape when | began to take
them and before [ had finished the hrst
box | was like different person III
the first box had not given me the de-
sired effect / never would have bought
q second one. am working every day
and it is al due to the merits OF Doan s
Kidney Pills. | tell every body hear
complaining of backache about them
and know Of sonewho have been bene-
fitted by their use"
For Safe by ALI Dealers. Price 80 cents
FOST lCR- MILBURN CO.,
BUFFALO, ~. ",
Sole Agents for the United states.
Remember the nam .Doad's take no SUBS itute
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31
ORLEANS.

Miss Ruth Kilburn spent Sunday
with her parents in Otisco.
David Thomas of st. Joe, Missouri,
visited his niece, Mrs. Royal Haw-
kins, over Sunday.
The ladies aid society will serve
dinner at the parsonage on town
meeting day. Everyone come and
help the ladies.
Miss Mablc Palmer spent Sunday
in Ionia, the guest of Miss Seymour.
Miss Clara Howe lost her COW Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson Of
Mt. Pleasant, are visiting his par
ents this week.
Judge Webster of Ionia gave {
temperance lecture at the church
Monday evening.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31
oTIsCO.

School is closed here on account of
high water.
Miss Alma Snyder is visiting in
McCord,
Geo. Davis, wife and daughter
spent Sunday with f. II. Curtis.
Harry Clifford visited at c. NJ
Hubbards Sunday.
Misses Nellie Luscombe and Kate
Hubbard visited Mrs. w. c. Fisk
Wednesday,
We hear that Decker Hoppough
has purchased fine span of colts.
Guests at +. r. Luscombe's Sun
day were J. Luscombe and family Of
Eureka, Mrs. f. McNitt Of Ola, L. D.
Carpenter and family, Mr. and Mrs
W. H. Lanphierd, David McNitt, aud
f. McNitt and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Bumper spent
Friday night at j. L, Morse's.
Friday night l6 of Joseph Kohn 5
friends gathered at the home of his
sister Mrs. A. ], Moon for the pur-
pose of surprising Joe, which pur-
pose was well accomplished Games
were INDUCED in and a fine supper
was served The young people de
parted at a late hour all having spent
very enjoyable evening.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31
Happy. Healthy Children.

Any child can take Little Early Ris-
ers with perfect safety They are
harmless, never grippe or sicken, and
yet they are so certain in results that
robust constitutions requiring drastic
means are never disappointed. They
cannot fail to perform their mission
and every one who uses DeWitt's Little
Early Risers prefer them to all other
Pills. They cure billiousness. Sold
bv w. J. Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-03-31
Another from :. IT. Wilson, SUPER
visor OF south Haven and
Assistant Postmaster.
III N. spear. BaIdLnr. MIch.

IL. n. Spear, Bedding. Mich:
Dear Sir:-rhl statement In regard
TO the bum crowd uniting With the
people 10 favor OF local option Il with-
out a semblance OF truth The whis-
KEY people put forth all the create ST
effort IN the history OF this cOuGty TO
defeat the law and it was only by cen
slant work that we were able 30 win.
The business men throughout the coun-
ty made an uniy rsa effort TO sustain
the law: | personally circulated a pa
per stating that he -iguers were salts
fed with the aw and considered IL Ion
the best Interests, both material and
moral, 90 hive ID remain a 10 vis, aud
in our town only three busiut houses
refused 60 sign it, aud two Of M 10 said
they would vote for it. Probably ten
small dealers and the drug stores we're
not asked To sign IL, as they we're
I known To be ia favor OF the license law,
Another notable instance was the Tact
that every newspaper ia the county
openly fought FOR the prohibition law
also every real estate doaler tn tho
county but two wrote letters for publ
cation in favor Of the law. And ths
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25

Paredes, ante su actuario don Pedro
Jimenez Sicardo, en- autos veinte y
siete de Julio y diez Y seis de Agosto
de 1888.
Que en- virtud de ejecuci6n insta-
da por don Francisco Ramos Latour
contra Ia succession de dona Ramona
Suares Valdes, lie ha sido adjudicada
al referido eiecutante la descrita finca,
por auto de siete de Noviembre de
1899, dictada por ell Juez de L. Instan-
cia de la Capital ante su escribano
don Esteban Calderon, seg1n consta
en- "a inscription "a de dicha finca al
folio 159 vuelto del citado tomo: por
nltimo, que en- el Registro de esta
Ciudad, no existe asiento nj nota al
guna que indique que la expires ada
possession haya sido interrumpida.
Y admitida con lugar Ia preten-
Ramos Latour, por providencia de
fecha nueve del corriente, Sc manda
publican en- Ell peri6dico LA DEMO
CRACIA por t6rmino de ounce dfas,
que Sc contaran desde Ia fecha de la
publication, para los que Sc creyeren
perjudicados con La referida CONVEX
sion acudan ante Ell Tribunal compe-
tente & usar de su derecho,
Caguas, Junio II de 1904.
JOSE MOLINA
Ell Seeretario
PEDRO BAYONET D1AZ s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25

pues la clase trabajadora, colEoaaa
poderosa del gran partido Republica'
no no necesita para dejar cumplido 81
alto deber en- ell seno del partido de
subterfugios enganos que le hagan
aparecer negligente ante la idea de La
emancipation del trabajo que consti-
tuye un ideal completamente distinto
al del partido Republican, en- que
milita.>
...........'..-- - :. :
Mas explfcito no pudo haber sido
el Sr. Texidor, y los que le excomul-
gan tan III ligera y clandestinamen-
te, estan obligados q presentar mejores
razonamientos y menos insultos, para
convencer q a opinion p1blica obrera.
Guayama obrero Sc emancipa Sc
redime de la esclavitud del penSamien-
to trabaja desde ahora por redimir-
Sc del infame yugo de la exploitation
industrial.
Recon6zcanlo asf los fanaticos po-
lfficOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25
Los marinos de Arroyo

La Union de Marines No 6lS, nos
escribe una carta autorizada por 81
presidente, el hermanO Jose r.. San
chez, encargandonos que por medic de
la prensa expresemos la gratitud que
aauella Union siente por Ell procedi-
miento que ha usado ell senor }. r.
Latimer, superintendent de la Compa-
MIA de vaporas de Ceballos, para con
ellos, dando q la Union la oportuni-
dad de trabajar sin inconveniencias nj
distinciOpes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25
CAPITULO XII
LA VISTA DEL CAPTAIN ARIMoN

MAriA Luisa lego en- IN
momento a So cAsa. Ell caba-
Hero dormitAbA en- 81 butacs;
Irene v AmpAro no hablan vuel-
to a1n Y aQuella SO puso & pase&r
sin ruido, para no llamar Ia aten-
ci6n de su padre. de un extcemo
& otrS de L. sAla de confianzs.
Ea su mente Sc amAlgama-
ban confosss ideas de opuestos
sentimientos; el tenor de ser re-
prendida, Ia esperanzA de lograr
ell triunfo, pero mas que todo la
ira contra Ruperto. Lo hubie-
ra perdonado 81 se h!lSjese inco-
modado con ella y hasta Sf~la hu-
biese reprendido Ilamkndols We
leidosa 6 fAlsa; pero como 10 que
el habfa hecho era denigraria
por medic de las mas bajas acu-
saciones contra ell capitzn; ESQ
no podriA olvidarlo nj SO 10 per-
donaria jam6s, aunque q las
puertas de L. muerte Y en- las
conYulaiones de IL agonia man
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25
Los tabaqueros de JuncOs

10 hemOs dichO VariaS yeces Y la
carta que 4 continuation insertamos
nos da la oportunidad para repetirlo:
lbs tabaq de Puerto Rico deben
V tienen que organizarse bajo los aus
picios de Ia Union International de
Tabaqueros de America, 81 quieren
proteier sas intereses en- Ell pals, y de
la industrial tabacalera en- los Estados
Unidos. Fu6 una fabrica de Manat1
primero quien reclam6 el uso de la
estampilla, despues otra manufacture
de a Capital 6ltimamente Juncos.
Lease la precedente carta:
Juncos, Junio 21 de 1904
Seaor donsSantiago Iglesias
San Juan.
Muv sefor mfo: recibf su grata,
13 del corriente, asi como La Consti-
tuci6n de &La International de Taba-
oueros1 Y por eI texto de 6sta veo que
Sc refere solamente personals que
tengan ese honroso oficio el mfo, mi
ocupaci6n, profession carrera es de
comerciante y hace poccs meses cerre
mi establecimiento con ell objeto de
fundar una pequenfsima fabrica de
Tabacos, y en- IL yenta de 6stos Sc
ocupa Mr.. Ell. c. Howard de Newark,
N. u. Quien en- anteriores correos
me dice que le facilitaria mucho la
venta de los tabaeos ell hecho de lie
var ell sello estampillas de la Inter
nacional de Tabaqueros Esta IS Ia
raz6n porque dirigiera i usted mi
primera carta.
Pues bien; antes de esepibir 4 US
ted consuit6 con los operarios que
empleo, 81 eran gustosos en- agremiar-
Sc uniendose a la Federation Libre, y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25
f31BLIOTECA DE Ola DEMOCRACIA,

dolo inspirado por Ia envidia,
los celos, 8 IN cariflo nal enten-
dido.
Su estado de irritabilidad
Sc prolong6 hasts Ia nochs, Pc
70 POGO & POGO su ira fue men
guando. y al reponerse de 81 re-
pentina colera 10 generosidad
de 81 corszon volvia q manifes-
tarse v CAST Sc sentia avergonza-
d. de In pena que habfa ocasio-
nado & Ruperto. que I'll fin y al
cabo no hizo mas que amarla de
veras. Entonces se dio cuenta
de In profunda brecha que ha-
bria alberto en- Sd amante pecho
y de cuan grande tenfa que ser
gu dolor, sin embargo de haber
sufrido toda clase de desprecios
con resignation suprema: pero
con todo, estaba resuelta & no
hablarle nunca mas y evltar Ell
encontrarlo, pues ella no podf.
mostrarse Ia misma de antes cor
aquei que habla menOsDreclsdo
& 81 rival, & msnos que diese
una satisfaction. confesando que
cuanto habfa dicho era fa!so.
La voz del caballero, llamIn-
dola, vino & interrum pir sus ca
viIsciones, como de costumbre
In queria OR cantar Y entrete
nerse con su amena charlz para
distraerse de sus inacab lbles
tristezas. Maria Luisa csnt6,
hacienda esfuerzos sobrehuma
nos por contener las lAgrimas
que SO sgolpaban a sus ojos y
acsbado ell canto fae & sentarse
4 sus pies, como de costumbre,
FL caballero le hablaba tan Carl
Iosamente como siempre, sin
sospechar que an el alma de 81
hija sc lioraba IN rndo combate
y que en- 81 ensimismamiento no
era 81 VOC IL que ola sino II del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25

capitan Arim6n. en- quien tenia
fila la mirada como 81 reaImen-
te 10 t1viese & su lado paseando
trsv6s de los po6ticos senderos
de los encAntados bosdues del
castillo.
Ya nunca mas podria ell ca
BALLARD inclinarse a besar In
frente INN .culsda de su hijs,
iuguetear con sus dorados bu-
cles, participar de sus infAntiles
ocurrencias que eran Ia algeria
de su vejez. La guerra entra-
nablemente, y hubierase dicho
que viva NADIA mas q ne para ella,
pues solo lie preocupsba So bic
nestar. colm6ndola de regalos
Y riquezas para lograrlo. Ell
caballero Moceli hubiera entire
g&do 81 cabezs nj hschs del ver-
dugo por una sonrisa de sus la
bios. pero Maria Luisa prefe-
ria a esA idolatria paternal, aqu6l
que no guxrdaba nj un apice de
ctrIn0 en- 81 c0raZ0l.
I'll caballero, notando en- 81
hija imDerceptibles mnestras de
impaciencis, Ia COLO del brszo
para ayudaria & lcvantarse,
e It's csnsada, hija mia,
le dijo. abraz4ame y d. las bue-
nKs noches 4 tu padre
Maria Luisa obedecio, po-
niendo sus labios abrxsadorcs
an Is frents de este, lanzando
despues M suspiro que mas bien
era m gemido, mientras dejaba
caer In cabezs sobre su pecho.
-Ands & descansar de tus
fasigas. repiti6 el cabsllero:
buenas noches, hija mia. y que
Dios te colms de bendiciones.
Esa Erase 1ltimA era una de
sus ex expresiones favoritas, que
oy6 Maria Luisl esa noche con
mas pena que agrado, como 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25

dAse q llamArlA para obt9ner 81
reconciliacio On.
Ardientes las mejillss. en-
cendidos los ojos v erguida In
esbeltl figara, no era Maria
LuisA en- squel momento Ia mi
ma del Castillo de Mendoza, sino
In damisela ultrsjada de los
tiempos caballerescos que est&
ansi2ndo ell momento de ser ven-
gads On ell palenque de las ar
mas por ell hidalgo elegido de
su alma. A semejanza de otras
much Achas de su edad, toda opo-
sici6n 4 sus deseos amorosos In
contrariaba, estando resuelta &
seguir ciegaments sus propios
impulsos. desatsndiendo todo
consaio, por razonable y jusio
que .fuese. Nunca pens6 que
pudiese ser verdad 10 que Ru-
perto 6 cualqnier otro pudiese
decirle sobre In mala conducts
del captain Arimon y todo pru-
dente aviso Ia iirritoba, creyen-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25
MoVimientO 0brero
OR
Santiago IgIesias
Guayama obrero

Acabamos de recibir una carta ex-
presiva del Secretario General de la
Federation Libre de Guayama, com
panero Miguel Garcia Soto, confir-
mando la desaparici6n de la que fue
Federation Regional Me acompafa
una hoja clandestina impresa en- ca
yey en- a que Sc escomulga al se1or
Luis Texidor porque este Sc ha atrevi-
do Z tener opinion libre y expresarla
con caracter y entereza en- un bien es-
critic manifesto al pueblo obrero de
Quay anna.
Habfamos reproductdo parte de
dicho manifesto y hoy nos complace-
mos en- dar 4 IA prensa otra parte muy
sustancial del mismo.
Lean con detenimiento los ofusca-
dos 10 que manifesto el Sr. Texidor:
~ como ~ crey6 que mi condici6n
de empleado municipal me imponfa el
sacrifcio de mi amor cariho la
clase de que procedo; y como Sc pre-
tendi6 Que por Ia condici0n antes .di-
cha Sc me podfa tomar de Instruments
para sostener divisiones que solo In
Gran positivamente la falange de
agoreros polfticos que Sc agitan en- el
Seno de las colectividades para trans
formarlo todo en- concordancia con
sus ambiciones bastardas, me apregu-
re 4 salir del estrecho cfrculo en- que
pretendieron encerrarme para caer del
lado he IN mas extricta independence
en- asuntos de mi clase mientras ana
lizo estudio el camino que debo en-
prender en- este punto importante para
al futuro De u clase trabajadora de
mi pais.1
GComo quiera que me presumia yO
que algunos elementos inconsistencies,
y otros conscientes pero interesados
estos ultimos en- desprenderme de la
confanza popular, habfan de confun-
dir mi actitud obrera con mi actitud
polftica, presente al unfsono la renun-
cia del cargo que en- esta Acadia We
MIA desempenando, para asf dar mas
autoridad mi resolution en- los asun-
tos obreros en- los cuales entiendo de-
bfa haber mas honradez pOr parte de
cierto5 extrafos la clase que han
ensenado va Ia oreja al tratarse de La
organizaci6n efectiva de esta para la
defensa de sus sagrados derechos, en-
81 seno de una institution cualquiera
de las que subsisten en- el pafs.>
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eYo no sustento utopfas, nj me
&atrevo sostener una situaci6n ticticia
gpara mi clase, agitdnd ola en- derredor
gde un falso ideal para encumbarme
Spor este medic y luego de comprome-
gter sus sagrados intereses en- esteri-
eles luchas, olvid arme de la pobre vic
stima hasta que nuevas conveniencias
SpersOnales vengan determinar la
Gnecesidad de reunirla en- nueva come
edia y q precise ser honrado, decir
la verdad sin ambajes como las exi-
gencias del momento 10 requieren,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-06-25
EDICTO O
Don Jose Molina Munoz, Juez NUM-
cipal de esta ciuda ad

Don Jose Molina Munoz, Jpez NUM-
cipal de esta ciudad.
Hago saber: Que por don Fran
cisco Ramos Latour, soltero, mayor
de edad, propietario y vecino de San
Juan, Sc ha presentado en- este Jug a
do, un escrito en- solicitud de que Sc
convierta en- inscription de dominic
de la possession de la siguiente:
F'inca r6stica, situada en- el barrio
de Bairoa, Zagua Y Mesa de este ter
mino Municipal, compuesta de tres
cientas cincuenta cuerdas de terreno,
equivalentes ciento treinta siete
hectareas, sesenta ocho areas, Sc
senta cinco centiareas: lindante por
ell Norte con Pedro I4arrOsa, Jacinto
Polanco, Salvador Maldonado y Fe-
lipe Ramirez, antes; y ahora con Lau=
reano Gonzalez, Mateo Cabrera, Ber-
nardo Fernandez Perez y SUCCESSION de
Jose Ramirez: por el Sud, con Felipe
Jimenez, Jose Lucas Fuentes, Jose
Lopez Gabino Ramos, antes; y aho-
ra con Manuel Ramirez y Gahino
Ramos por ell Este, con la Socie-
dad B. Borras y Hermanos, la ca
rretera central: ypor Ell Oeste, con
Francisco Machin, Modesto Ruiz, To-
mas Ruiz y Tomas Rodriguez, antes:
ahora, con la Succession Machfn, An
dr6s Romay, Manuel Gordo y Marti-
ma Chapere; y cuya fpca fue inscrita
4 nombre de dona Ramona Su6rez
ValdAs en- el Registro de Ia propiedad
de esta ciudad, 81 folio 157 del tomo
10 de este Aypntamiepto, inscription
La en- virtud de expediente posesorio
aprobadO por el senior Juez de Ia ms
tancia de esta Ciudad, don Jose G. de