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The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
5S 1tlSns eo IN lsskll e e nominate

Z
Lotions in 1sblrI,l - los
oughly committed to the nominatk.f
of Roosevelt; and am in favor of II
These stories to the contrary are ut
ter rubbish"
Mr.. Waite"I am very glad to
hear you say so, Mr. Blythe, In such
positive terms. knew 1t was true,
as l said in The Hawk-Eye yesterday,
without having had opportunity to
confer with you, but it will have a
good effect to have 1t said as coming
directly from yourself. Tell me, Mr..
Blythe, what you think or what Gov.
ernor Cummins said in his inaugural
about reciprocity"
Mr.. Blythe-T do not know wat
he means. am republican. The re-
publican party is thoroughly commit
ted to our present tariff policy. l
can not understand, therefore, how
Governor Cummins, as a republican,
can take the ground he does; for l
can not imagine he supposes that NE
can change the policies OF the party.
I think he made a mistake; but, as
have said, ] am at a loss to under
stand his meaning. AS governor, ne
is, in sense, the head OF the party in
this state; and, in common with the
rest of us, suppose he is in favor of
the nomination Of President Roose-
welt. But Roosevelt is distinctly
committed, as the republican party in
Iowa and elsewhere is, TO the exist
ing tariff, until the party finds reason
to change it. So 1t seems very
strange that the governor should adj
yocate a changing policy, Just on the
eve of national convention, at
which President Roosevelt ought to
be endorsed without any ifs or
'ands..Y
Mr.. Waite What 40 you think
ought to be done about the delegates,
at-large, Mr.. Blythe"
Mr.. Blythe-""The state convention
will settle that. have great faith in
the wisdom of the republicans Of this
state, and that they will choose a
strong and wise delegation. 1t is of
little Importance who are selected
from among the able men in the par
ty. No good republican in the state
will fail to carry out the wishes and
pledges Of the party"
Mr.. Waite-''Do you think Govern
or Cummins ought to be one OF the
delegates? 2"
Mr.. Blythe-'I should k ne
would naturally be one, esires
it. But it may be that he will prefer
not to be on the delegation, If his
ideas on the tariff differ so essentially
from those Of President Roosevelt as
his inaugural has been taken by the
press to Indicate, especially when
you remember that the tariff issue is
probably to be the main issue Of the
campaign. think it would be q
good idea, Mr.. Wafe, II you would
reprint the resolutions on the state
conventions of 1902 and 1903, endors
ing Roosevelt; and you may say, in
the most emphatic language, that j
stand now where stood then. In
his Minneapolis speech, President
Roosevelt said that. next to being
right.it was Of the utmost importance
that political policies should be sta
fble.D
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
PAL EoR ROOSEVELT.

In an interview made by Editor
Waite and published in the Burning
ton Hawk-Eye, Mr.. ]. W.Blythe states
his position in most emphatic terms
when asked il he had noticed that IN
certain Iowa and Chicago papers ne
was charged with being opposed 70
tbe nomination of Roosevelt for the
presidency, and of being an employe
Of the Northern Securities Company
Mr.. Blythe said:
II have, Of course, seen what the
newspapers have said, and as TIM
whole story originated in Washing
ton and was telegraphed to the chi
cago papers, and as. my position as
member of the republican party II
| Iowa is we'll understood, 1t has no
seemed to me to be worthy OF de
1 NAL"
| Mr.. Waiter"W Well, I think 1t is
and that it ought to be denied"
Mr. Blythe-"Well, Mr.. Waite,
Eycu think so, you may deny it mos
i empaaticaIly. In the first place,l al
net in the employ of the Northern So
curities company, althoush,of course
the c., b. e. O., in whose employ
am, is closely allied with that con
pany. In the next place, nobody col
: nected with the Northern Securitie
company or the c., B. & O., has eve
said enc word to me on the subje'
of Iowa politics or the nomination
President Roosevelt. And I, in cor
! mon with all the republicans OF low
"a represep. q by the acts, OF cur co
80 Nonh 60x120. md as03. am the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

Though there are no complete sta
fistics available regarding the ages
Of the men who enlisted from Iowa,
it is believed that the proportlonate
ages were about the same as those in
the whole army. 1t is seen by the
above figures that the men who went
out to battle for the preservation OF
the union during those four years OF
bloody war, were younger than Il
generally supposed,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
-The Marshalltown Republl

The Marshalltown Republican
has figured out that the Mt. Pleasant
mail carrier who dug $4,000 in gold
dust out of Nevada soil in a year has
just $19,400 the advantage over 7lis
Iowa brethren who, from appear.
ances, win be fortunate If they sue.
coed in digging themselves out OF
Iowa mud next spring.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

They are going to snow molels
&c the old-time Mississippi steamboat
Al ST. Louis next year. and they may
have the oId-time pilot on exhibition,
lint it has not yet been decided
whether specimens or his Language
viii be presented or not. The cppor
tunity Of learning new forms OF OBJ
jurgation might be too tempting 20 Us
proper.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

Mrs. S. E. j. Sawyer, senior
teacher of the Creston high school
and one of the leading educators OF
the state, holds the distinction OF
having taught thirty years in one
school. Mrs. Sawyer became princi
pal of the Creston high school thirty
years ago, serving eight years. she
was then given the position of senior
teacher, which she has since held.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

1t was not exactly case of MAX
ing hay while the sun shone, but the
Herald ran off its edition yesterday
by the kindly assistance of a thresn-
ing machine engine that stood out in
a drenching rain, while the belt oper-
ated through window. The innova-
ton was necessitated by the destruc-
tion of tho electric power by the
storm.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

The Mason City Globe-Gazette
suggests that Senator warren Garst,
who is suspected of incubating a
boom for governor, should remember
what would happen to an egg for two
years with hen on.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

The Des Moines Register and
Leader believes that every dollar col
lested by former Auditor Merriam for
other than legitimate examinations
should be refunded promptly to the
state. Why not make Merriam put
up?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

Some fellow has inquired out that
man worth $5,0O0,0O0 today is no
richer, as related to the aggregated
wealth of the United States, than a
man worth $4,000 in 1850. we
would prefer the s5,OOO,Oo0, however.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
Julien Richards in writing of i

Julien Richards in writing of the
prospects of Iowa congressman, says
of Lacey that no opposition will arise
against him and he recognizes a
peace in the Sixth district that means
not ONLY a continuation of Lacey in
public service, but merited promotion
when the proper time comes for Iowa
to move forward.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

Mr.. MacVicar is playing the baby
act with a big B, in charging fraud
because Mattern beat him in the nom
nation for mayor Of Des Moines. He
may defeat his party by running on
an independent ticket, but he will
surely lose friends and prestige.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

During the month of January so
far thirty-one new rural routes have
been added to the service in the state
Of Iowa. This makes total Of 1878
routes in operation in the state at the
present time. OF all. that is good,
Iowa gets her share.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
IF a man buys 500 worth Of boot

If a man buys 500 worth of boots
and shoes he pays $20.71 of that
amount for labor; if he buys 500
werth of furniture he pays $23.77 for
labor; If he buys 500 worth of wool
en- goods he pays $12.S6 for labor; II
he buys 800 worth of liquors he pays
emily $1.23 for labor Therefore, con
cludes the Prohibition Year Book, IL
quor is labor's worst enemy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

The removal. of the Eiffel Tower
from the Champs de Mars will be an
engineering feat of no small magni-
tude. The concession for the build
ing Of the tower will not expire until
1910, but it has already leaned so far
out Of plumb that small increase in
the depression of It's foundation at
one side will place IT'S centre OF
gravity outside its base.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

The democrats have provided for
one certainty. They will have a
warm time at their national con-
vention. st. Louis in July is as near
that other place as even a democrat
would care to go.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
EpocH OF IRRIGATION.

IQ6T6 10 uO On0 IutuS NhhS pOAeS
the future greatness of the present
civilization more than the efforts now
being put forth in all arid regions OF
the earth to make the desert and
waste places habitable and produc-
tive. Archaeologists tell us thatl
where they have found mans strug- |
gle for existence hardest, there they
have found the highest types OF civ
ilization that are dead and gone.
Notably among these was the great
canal ways taken from the Euphr3tcs
and Tigris to make fruitful the DESERT
plains of ancient Chaldea. These it
were that made 1t possible to have
such fiourishing cities ages ago as
Nipur, Ninevah and Babylon. One or
these canals was over $50 miles in
lenght and when running through
the open country between 800 and
| 400 feet in width and ten feet in
depth. The other canal was very
nearly as long and large as this one
and the two of them watered some
thing like 100000 acres of land.
But conquest depopulated Chaldea
and floods washed away and sands
covered up the handiwork of its an
cient inhabitants. W
All this vast amount of arid land is
now to be reclaimed under the man
agement of Sir William Wilcox. He
places the cost of reconstructing the
canals at Ell, 100000 or a little over
$100,000,000.
The British government is now
working on the Some project in India
+ which when completed Will extend
} distance of $40 miles and irrigatt
500, 1000 acres of land. Besides thi!
there have been constructed in lndi'
: over 1000 miles Of canals which irri
9 gate over 100000 acres of land
, The British in Africa have but re
o Gently completed two enormous dam
v to store the waters of the upper Nil
which will reclaim several millions
acres of land of the Sahara desert.
# Australia is also beginning to tax
a steps to reclaim her arid plains, bu
i unfortunately this country is not .
r well traversed with streams, nor
I'll the rainfall sufficient at any seaso
of the year in many localities to wa
rant building large reservoirs fc
= storage purposes, so that the irrig'
- ton problem in that country will nc
a be so easily solved as 1T is in man
. other parts of the world, but tim
4 and the ingenuity of man will find
:. way to somehow people the Austria
ian deserts and rlakf them blosso
like t be because hs has not puSI
4sss & s aol rose.
~ 1t is safe to say that, so far
,e Arr "a is concerned, within the ne,
= thirty years the United States go
= eminent will have reclaimed at lea,
= ten millions of acres Z I, it's arid land
- This means more than $4,000 ne
/ fo-ms of 160 acres each. 1t ais
means the stimulating of the agricu
le tural interests of this country to
IS degree never before known, and th
'e dawning of greater prosperity fl
a America than any nation on earth.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

"A Methodist revival at Washing
ton has been postponed on account of
the slippery condition of the walks.
The theory, supposedly, is that the
sinners would lose all the good they
might absorb in the services in ex-
plotting their opinions of the ice on
the way home.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

1T is gratifying 10 note that the
death rate in this country is decreas-
ing. Statistics compiled by life in
surance actuaries from thirteen rep
reSentative cities show that whereas
in 1878 the death rate wos 2O.9, in
1886 it was 20.3, and in 1901 only 1873
per 1000 of population.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

Well, how do you like getting
along without your telephone? There
may be many annoying things about
them, but their convenience can only
be thoroughly appreciated by their
absence.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission is trying to ascertain why the
railroads have raised rates. One
reason that suggests itself to the
Washington Post is they think they
need the money.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

The Keokuk Gate-City thinks
the school board that goes slow In
ordering new text books will be wise.
The situation in the far east threat
ems important changes in the map OF
the world
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
Though the storm Of wednesday

- - y 1,1,ey, a. always sub
came like gentle sephyr5' and the
elements were not apparently agitat-
ed in the least, YET the destruction
wrought was never more severe in
Oskaloosa. 1t was case OF a wolf in
sleeps clothing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

Philadelphia Ledger: When Gov
ernor Cummins talks about the tariff
and reciprocity nowadays nobody
cares. The American people can
stand eccentricity.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

fhe death Of n. G. Rosecrans, the
ared father Of Mrs. Menza Burke, as
sistant editor, and Henry Rosecrans,
SUPERINTENDENT Of the mechanical de-
partment Out Of respect to the de'
ceased the Tilnes-Journal win not is.
sue today or tomorrow.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
-aA4sa.a .z.zsll., ',-.! : Y "a

The st. Lois Globe-Democrat ap-
prehends that Colombia is going to
wait until America gets ito trouble
with some other nation and then
throw it's sympathy against us.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

"A horse broke it's neck in trying
to break away from New Sharon. The
inference is liable to several inter
pretations.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

THE spectacle of the democratic
party running away from Hearst is
not laughable; it's pathetic" OBJ
serves the Muscatine Journal.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

The Missouri courts hold that
election bets are legal. The problem
now awaiting solution is how to make
Missouri nan pay.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

The Creston Advertiser Gazette
correctly observes that an acquittal
by the courts on a technicality is the
broth er-in-law Of a verdict of guilty.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

Some towns are warning over the
problem of automatic telephones.
The problem in osKaloosa just now
is any kind Of an old telephone.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

"A proposition In Davenport TO
regulate the weight of a loaf OF
bread by law is strenuously opposed
by the bakers there.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

"A Des Moines preacher has pur-
chased a newspaper plant. He will
have to hustle now, or the devil
win get the best of him.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

"A Boston scientist has discovered
that hard days work will put feath'
ers on any old bed. ...
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

Horror of horrors !"exclaims the
Des Moines Capital. Can It be pos
sible that the Iowa peach crop is
ruined again!"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28

The sympathy of the Herald is
extended to its contemporary, The
Times-Journal, in its Bereavement by
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
Johnny get your skates.

Good evening, how hard are the
sidewalks?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-01-28
AGES OF CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS.

OF the 2,778,304 soldiers who served
on the union side during the civil war
more than 100000 were of 81 years
and under. This interesting fact is
shown in statistics compiled and, re,
Gently sent out from Washington.
The statistics show the following
facts:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-04
Compras varlas

Sc compra un buen caballo para
brancal. En- San Francisco 30 infor-
mar&n.
Sc NECESIT4 un ropero propl0
para hombre. Informaran San SebaS-
tian %.
UNESCRTTORIO americana usa-
do Sc desea comprar pero precio mo-
dico, diriiirse 4 don Jose Labrador.
Sc compran algunas smoneditas de
orc americanas de las de un dollar.
Sepagan & buen precio. Informes San
Francisco 90.
Sc quiere comprar IN fltro para
aqua. En- la calle de San Justo Il
altos.
UN piano muy barate 10 compra'
riamos. Dirijirse San Francisco 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-04

JOSE II. BONET1. Agente de
ofrece sus servlclos Ell es'a
ciudad en- Ia isla.
HOSE REGUERO FELIt- Mod!oo |
Ciruiano, Ha trasladado su resloencl
4 Ia Gale de Rafael Cordero, NJ A,
5orda tiene establecido su Consultor1o.
Horas de consulta: de l I. NJ.
Pobres do solemnidad: Martes,
SAbado, de a 2. NJ.
FARMACIA BO21NQUEN, de
Juan Zengotita. San Juan, Puerta de
TERRA. Buen surtido de toda clase de
medicamentO5.
SANTIAGO r. PALMER. No
tario publico. Odcinas Allen 25.
SILVESTRE FEDOO. Practi-
cante. Ofrece sus servicios.
CARLOS CASANOVA. Professor
de pianos. Da lecciones a domlclllo.
EDUARDO ACUNA AYB4R
/ Abogado. Ofrece sus servicios prole-
sionales en- San jose ,.
DIR. r. Won RUIZ ARNAU.
Medico C djano. Consultorlo caue
de la LuJ :.
NATIVIDAD T. VALLEJO. Co.
nadrona con tftulo. Sol 81.
| COMO PROFESSOR para prepa'
rar alunnos de farmacia Sc ofrece dor
Jose Gallardo. San Sebastian %.
b. G. SILVA, Ingeniero civil
Luna loS.
r. ARCE ROLLET. Abogado
. Notario. Exactitud en- 81 despachS
de los asuntos. Honorarios modicos
Gale Baldorioy, Casuas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-04
la Iucha entIe los repubIicaOOs
de Guayama Sc agrava
Una operaci6n notable prac-
ticada por los doctores
Cestero y Gutierrez
jDe t,lcstro Co,Tespon@all

SALINAS, AGOSTO lP.-Como
ana bomba Orsini ha caido entire ell
elen9nto republicano de esta zone, ell
nombramiento que para secretario de
a delegation hiciera recientemente el
alcalde de Guayama.
Al ir tomar possession del cargo
el agraciado Antonio Morera, quien
haca POGO evoIucior6 hacia ell campo
adversario, sin duda con vistas i ese
destineio, no quiso el delegado darle
possession.
Sc dice que con motive de este ha
habido entire el alcalde el delegado
el chOque consiguiente, al extreme de
haberse dirigido este por TELEGRAPH al
go5arnadOr, dando cuenta lie su reso-
la zion explicando los fundamentals
en que Sc basa para no atender las Or
denes de su superior. Aunque como
cemos el texto del telegrama 40 cree
mos oportuno darle puhiicidad
Ianbi6n Sc afrma que Sc han ro-
to por complete las hostilidades entire
ambos elenentos, habiendo quien ase-
cure fraca sada Ia candidatura de Lu-
20 Yiha.
Hay verdadera expectation, pues
"a dice que oil alcalde de Guayama
amenaz6 con snviarle Ell Juez munich
pal para obligar al delegado dar
possession al nuevo empleadO; procesan-
dole de paso, por desobiencia q sus
0rdenes.
Veremos en- que para este que dice
muy Z as claras la honda division
qus existe ca el seno del partido de
Barbosa
-Parece que el fin que Sc propone
Lugo Vifas es hacer renunciar al de
legado actual, para nombrar a don
Jose Salgado, quien sirvi6 ese cargo
en- 6pocas anteriores q satisfaction de
sus conciudadaaos ell cual es afecto
q la persona de aluel.
Pero los elementos contrarios a
VIM no aceptan la combination que
los priva de los medios con que cuen-
tan para la lucha que preparan.
En- csc peri6dico apareci0 ell otro
dia una noticia que es precise rectii-
car. El individuo Maldouado, herido
Bcr Luis Dones, no es nj ha sido nun
ca turba republican,. Antes pertene-
ci6 al partldo Federal al igual que
bones, y Sc dlstingui6 como elemento
sensato
En- estos dias los distinguidos
m4dico5 Cesteros y Gutierrez han
practicable una eCaparatomias en- la
persona de Bautista Ramos, con no.
table 6xito.
les acompan6 el inteligente prac-
tIcante de Guayama, y ambos proba-
ron su va reconocida competencia de
habile5 operadores
Si'todos los .m6dicos titulares sir
vieran sus cargos con ell cello la eff
saeia con que 10 sirven estos dos illus
trados g4lenos, podrfamos afrmar que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-04
P R { { | 0 S"'"
de los artlcu|Os mas impOTtantes
que Sc detalan en- aImacenes

. ARROZ. -Jap6n 10 4 $3.50; Idem
% de S29 3.15 americana corriente de
3 p; valenciano de 5 Il d 5.
Jamones de IL & II
r Quesos amecs. S13. Patagrds Is
Tocino de $14l Is.
Jab6n de s4. 90 q 5 Rocamora: anne
ricano q s IL.
Pasta 8 A..
Manteca de 8 6 segdn clase.
Harina de s. & So.
Habichuelas bfancas de 81 4:
de s 81 ).
COloradas del pals de 81 4 81.
Americanas largas s6.
Mantequilla de l2@ Is
Garbanzos de Al 80
Bacalao de S6S 7.
Cebollas-a S24.
Tasajo s64 al
Papas 5 ;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-04
Por haber salido equivocada en- el
n1mero de aver, volvemos 4 reprodu-
cir la estadfistica siguiente:
EstadIstica Vital
Tnforyne del OfcioI dc Sonjddd dc 10 ci,t-
dad he San .y,toh, u. r. en- id sen,n-
nn que terminn cl 81 dc de. !, 904.

Clasiticados por las causas de
muerte Fiebre IN llaria ,. Tuberculo-
sis pulmonar2 Fiebre tifoidea l. Epi-
lepsia l. Gangrena en- las piernas l.
Diiaci0n cardiaca l. Endocardiutis
reumatica L Bronquitis capilar 1.
Castro enteritis ,. Ente"itis l Entero
colitis ?. C6lico infantil l. Hipertro-
fla hepatica l. Nal de Bright l. Atrep-
sia infantil l. Herida por arrna de
fuego l.
Clasifcado por tipo; Enfermeda-
des generates 5, Intermediates del Sis
tema Nervioso l, Intermediates del
sistema circulario ), enfermed ades del
sistema respiratorio l, Intermediates
del sistema digestive 7, enfermed AIDES
del genito urinario i, infancia /, Vio-
lencia l.
Clasifcado por edad De menos de
I<ano 4, de cinco cincuenta y nueve
inclusive 9, de sesenta en- adelante }.
Casos de Intermediates conta gio-
sasi Bajo tratamiento ninguno, muer-
tOs /.
Ndmero de defunciones, ninguno,
Blancos 4, De color 1B. Total 20.
Nacimientos Varones blancos ).
De color s. Total 8. Hembras blan-
cas- :. De color =. Total I.
Nacimientos muertos; Blancos 0.
De color 0. Total 0.
hay eli Puerto Rico verdade servicio
de n6dico municipal.
I'm aplauso PARA es0s apostoles
de la qislcia!:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-04


Corte de Distrito del Distrlto
Judicial de Arecibo.
Por ell presente hace saber: que
por Hon. Juez de esta Corte Mr..
Jose II. F. Savage, y por orden
de fecha 26 de Julio de 1904 dicta-
da en- ell procedimiento ejecntivo
seguido por doha Manuela Garcia
Y Fro contra don Juan Lorenzo y
Ballesteros, en- cobro de cr6dito hi
potecario, Sc mandan sacar a pu-
blica subasta por terminO de vein
te dias por ell valor en- que han
sido justipreclados por las parties
en- el contrato, los bienes hipoteca-
dos, que son los siguientes:
xFINCA FU STICA siuada en- el
terlnino Municipal de GALES, barrio
de Front6n, que mide noventa cuer-
das, equivalentes 4 35 hectareas, 81
ireas, 30 centiareas de terreno que
brado, en- montes y malezas, con
plautaciones de cafe platanos en-
cierra una casa de MADEIRA del pals
un glasis un algibe, y colinda
por ell Norte con tierras de Don
Gabriel Ocahas y don Fermfn Arri-
gotta, antes don Manuel de San
tiago, por Ell Sur con las de don
Luis Marrero las cordilleras de
Lim0n, antes con terrenos de don
Pablo Serrano y Saez y de la su-
cesi6n de don Jose Cordero; por
Ell Saliente, y Poniente, con otras
tierras de don Juan Lorenzo J Ba-
llesteros, antes con los dc la suce-
sion de don Isidoro Girona las
de don Hilario LaureanO; cuya fin
Ca fue justipreciada por las parties
en- la suma de mil quinientos pesos
moneda provincial, equiv alentes 4
noyecientos dollars.
Dicha subasta tendra lugar en-
la Ofcina del Marshal que suscri-
be el dia veinte dos de Agosto
pr6ximo d las diez de la mafiana;
advirtiendose que no Sc admiiiran
posturas que no cLhran las dos
terceras parties del valor dado q
la fnca, debiendo depositar previa-
mente sobre la mesa de esta Ofci-
ma, los quieran tomar parte en- la
subasta, el dieE por ciento del refe-
rido valor, debiendo entenderse que
todo licitador acepta como bastante
la titulaci6n que consta en- autos.
Dado bajo mi frma en- ArecihQ
q % de Julio 1901.
OscG, Bnhofs y Hasscy,
Marshal District Court.